Robbi Legrant, Lcsw, Msed Email & Phone Number

New York City Metropolitan Area

Brooklyn, New York, United States

• Provided group and individual clinical services for K-4 students in Bushwick, Brooklyn
• Utilized cognitive behavioral therapy, play therapy, solution-focused, mindfulness, and strengths-based techniques for students with IEPs and those identified at Risk
• Delivered crisis intervention services including suicidal and homicidal risk assessments, safety planning, collaboration with families and outside agencies, and referrals as needed
• Managed communication and follow up with Administration for Children's Services (ACS) regarding any cases of abuse or neglect and served as liaison for all students and families living in unstable or temporary housing
• Completed diagnostic assessments to identify student needs and provided consultation to teachers for behavior interventions (BIP) and functional behavior assessments (FBA)
• Led and facilitated weekly multi-tiered system of support (MTSS) meetings with leadership team to assess and apply tiered interventions and trauma-informed practices to meet student needs

• Implemented academic and social-emotional curriculum to meet the needs of students with speech and language-based learning disabilities
• Differentiated content and led mixed-age math and reading groups
• Observed student social, emotional, and cognitive development and composed IEP reports to ensure appropriate support and interventions

Greater New York City Area

• Managed a caseload of 31 students providing 1:1, 2:1, and 3:1 play therapy sessions and assisted with weekly psycho-educational and social skill lessons
• Coordinated as part of an interdisciplinary team of teachers, occupational therapists, and speech therapists to share intervention strategies, and assess and design treatment and behavior plans
• Recorded case notes in EasyTrac to meet Department of Education (DOE) compliance
• Participated in IEP meetings and communicated with families to ensure student needs were being supported

Greater New York City Area

As a Peer, Advocate, Champion (PAC) Leader, second-year students are the “first point of contact” for an entering CSSW student. PAC Leaders help new students navigate their way through their first-year at Columbia and, in doing so, will champion students’ success. They encourage and vocally support their students, building an impactful relationship.

• Conducted weekly counseling services for youth aged 17- 20 to support a range of mental health issues including anxiety, depression, and adjustment disorders, and acted as an advocate to support youth's needs
• Provided direct and group therapeutic services for children with mandated services as written on the Individualized Education Plans, and participated in behavior planning and IEP meetings
• Co-facilitated counseling and restorative justice circles for the entire 12th grade and coached individual youth for academic progress, SMART goal setting, and emotional needs
• Collaborated and worked with administration team as part of the Graduation Support Staff and Attendance Improvement Mentoring
• Utilized and maintained appropriate DOE and school systems such as: SESIS, Skedula, KiNVO, and Google Suite
• Advocated for and secured the procurement of therapeutic materials to be utilized by entire school to support the social emotional needs of teens, specifically in regards to anxiety disorders

Greater New York City Area

• Created safe and fun learning experiences for children through a holistic, student-centered approachHelped to develop and implement an age-appropriate curriculum to meet the social, physical, and emotional needs of.
• Communicated regularly with school community and guardians, and authored report narratives detailing student’s development and progress
• Co-designed and taught a weekly after-school class for students ages 6 to 13, including an art-focused activity, and homework help

Greater New York City Area

• Created, wrote, and designed persuasive, strategic, and visually-appealing content to position company to successfully capture new business
• Established and implemented visual communication initiatives, including creating departmental graphics and redesigning customer reporting template to cater to various learning styles
• Served as main point of contact to effectively plan, organize and direct all RFP related activities and communications, and to identify and mitigate risks for multi-million dollar projects
• Led and established relationships with Sales, Operations, Technology, Legal and Marketing, partnering with each group to develop effective business strategies and increase client engagement
• Authored proposals and RFPs resulting in the closing of over $25 million in new business annually
• Participated in client-facing presentations consisting of C-level executives in service of increasing B2B relationships and new partnerships

New York, NY

• Facilitated executive level projects and led in the development and coordination of deliverables
• Created and edited national communications documents, distributed to over 6,000 Canon employees
• Designated as division HR liaison for operations personnel
• Designed and developed marketing and promotional materials, newsletters, and press releases to introduce products and facilitate transition process with local clients

Greater New York City Area

• Provided childcare services to various families in Manhattan, for ages ranging from 2 to 12
• Designed and implemented supplementary curriculum tailored to individual learning style to reach educational and social objectives
• Coordinated and aligned a range of individuals in order to organize activities and improve efficiency

Washington, DC

• Developed launch plans and marketing materials for six successful gallery openings
• Created online and print advertisement materials for exhibits featuring University’s private collections, local artists, and collectors
• Increased knowledge of visual importance by assisting director in layout of exhibitions consisting of over 100 individual pieces of art

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Master Of Social Work - Msw, Clinical Social Work, 4.0

Activities and Societies: P.A.C. Leader

Master Of Education - Med, Education/Teaching Of Individuals In Early Childhood Special Education Programs, 4.0

Dual Degree with Columbia School of Social Work

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Psychology, Art History

Activities and Societies: Independant Research Assistant for Department of Psychology, The International Affairs Society, Cartoonist and.

Study Abroad

Semester abroad in Florence, Italy. Studies focused on Italian art, culture, and language.

Hs Diploma And Creative Arts Program (Cap) Certificate In Visual Arts