Caitlin Ryan Lawrence, Ma, Lpc, Ncc, Acs Email & Phone Number

Radnor Township, Pennsylvania, Us

Established to meet the needs of the community, the Women’s Emotional Wellness Center (WEWC) provides comprehensive behavioral health care for women via individual, family and group psychotherapies. As a full time psychotherapist, services are provided on an as needed basis for the WEWC with a dynamic team of women serving Montgomery, Chester, Delaware, Bucks and Philadelphia counties.Operating out of Newtown Square, PA and in King Of Prussia, PA. Services include but are not limited to: Women’s partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient program - both DBT focused and general, Individual therapy for parenting women, The Nest Program (pre- and postnatal support) for women and families before, during and after pregnancy or adoption, Marital counseling, Group therapy, Psychiatric evaluation and medication management.

Providing clinical intervention to children and adults seeking counseling in private practice location.

Havertown, Pa, Us

Provide clinical and administrative supervision to the outpatient services department clinicians, ensuring ongoing clinical competence. Supervise and support clinicians in training during their internships to acquire clinical skills working with children and families in community based mental health. Utilize an EHR to document all services as well as track services provided by assigned clincians. Serve as research coordinator for the Duke University SPRITES study conducted at CGRC’s OPS department. Administer assessments and enter data using Inform. Regularly conduct quality assurance checks on all data. Conduct follow up for each participant at CGRC for 36 months, reporting outcomes to Duke University. Participate in committees within the organization relating to clinical policy and procedure. Coordinate outreach, assessment and enrollment efforts for The Incredible Years Program.

Havertown, Pa, Us

Begin Jan 11, 2016

Havertown, Pa, Us

As of November 7, 2016, work with an interdisciplinary team in a school based environment to assist in the management of adolescents behaviors that may otherwise put them at risk of out of school placement.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Us

• Primary liaison between TRI, Treatment Court, health providers, and intervention programming staff.• Generate and submit all internal and external Institutional Review Board (IRB) applications. • Arrange and execute meetings with investigators and advisors to manage grant timeline goals effectively. • Conduct and monitor subject recruitment, tracking all follow-up activities. • Draft project communications to contracted agencies and advisory panels. • Develop conference presentations and posters reflective of current research done within the section on Law and Ethics. • Train research assistants on research practices, protocols, recruitment, consent, interviewing, follow-up and instrumentation. • Collaborate with TRI sections working to infuse HIV risk into study proposals and grants, such as “Improving Identification of Social Harm among Substance Abusers in HIV Trials” and “Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) to Enhance Prisoner Reentry”.

Havertown, Pa, Us

• Provide individual and family therapy to a caseload of 15 families referred by primary care physicians at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). • Use electronic health records to document all encounters, treatment plans, assessments, and demographic information. • Utilize DAP format for all progress notes. • Conduct initial assessments on newly referred families to determine appropriate diagnosis and level of service needed. • Proficient in attachment and trauma focused theory and practice.

Blue Bell, Pa, Us

• Treat 30-35 opiate dependent, co-occurring clients with Suboxone pharmacotherapy on group and individual basis. • Initiate and maintain pre-authorization for Suboxone therapy. • Document client encounters in DAP format. • Evaluate clients with Bio-Psycho Social assessment and treatment planning. • Monitor efficacy of client level of care, coordinating with multidisciplinary team when change is needed based on Pennsylvania Client Placement Criteria. • Lead IOP Transformation with the Department of Behavioral Health.

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

• Consolidate paid web based resources used by SHINE onto the program website for continuity of service delivery, accessibility and programmatic cost savings. • Coordinate the use and development of SHINE’s website, including content updates/development as well as on-going structural improvement for the site’s functionalities, developing web tools that support the work of Project SHINE and its consortium members .• Maintain the eGrants portal to accurately reflect the open VISTA assignments available in the Philadelphia Project SHINE and Temple University Center for Intergenerational Learning departments as well as assisted national sites. • Active in the ongoing process of redefinition and focus of service learning trainings. • Execute on site data collection at community based organizations to identify best practices of ESL tutors.• Develop Project SHINE public relations materials.

Philadelphia, Pa, Us

• Responsible for daily operations in both Drug and DUI Treatment Courts of Philadelphia. • Develop policy and procedures relating to assessment and treatment coordination process between community based treatment agencies and court. • Lead oversight and working group meetings. • Generate and manage grant applications and awards for potential and existing funding.• Manage budgeting, accounting, procurement, personnel, case processing and all related administrative services. • Collect and maintain criminological data to target participants. • Expedite court scheduling and bench warrant execution with First Judicial District. • Write program literature, i.e. pamphlets, manuals, forms, handbooks and procedures. • Prepare, administer and monitor the Drug and DUI Treatment Court operating manuals, participant information packets and public information packets. • Court coder: enter grading, sentencing and dispositions, next court dates, bench warrants and re-listments in the statewide Common Pleas Case Management System (CPCMS) database.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Us

• Supervise 9 case managers monitoring 500 active co-occurring clients. • Provide clinical supervision, consultation and leadership to clinical components. • Administer staff performance evaluations. • Provide support and intervention with in-crisis cases. • Identify high priority cases for pre court conference to ensure accuracy of reporting and appropriate interventions. • Compile relevant client documents for weekly court listings. • Train and updat approved agencies on policies and procedures.• Develop training manual to ensure consistent service delivery and serve as a model for visiting National Association of Drug Court Professionals. • Develop policies and procedures regarding diverse, complex case management issues and provide recommendations to enhance case management effectiveness and overall program improvement.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Us

• Active caseload of 30 clients, clinical supervision of 13 case managers. • Primary program contact in absence of supervisor. • Develop and execute training for case managers, ensuring appropriate implementation of agency standard of care and clinical integrity of program. • Distribut case assignments. • Investigate and respond to complaints from clients, treatment providers, Philadelphia County Probation and Parole Department and Public Defenders Association. • Prepare, review, and revise procedures dictating function of case management unit under supervision of and in conjunction with supervisor.Promoted to Philadelphia Treatment Court Supervisor (above).

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Us

• Active caseload of 55 early paroled chemically addicted criminal justice clients. • Coordinate admission in drug and alcohol programs. • Facilitate client access to community resources, and assisted clients in developing natural resources, making contact with social support networks. • Cross-train in both Clinical Evaluation Unit, and Medical Assistance coordination. • Develop guidebooks for housing, vocational and case management resources, utilized throughout the case management unit.Promoted to Senior Case Manager (above).

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Us

• Primary individual therapist for 45 co-occurring substance dependent clients. • Maintain clinical chart on clients including bio-psychosocial assessment, treatment plans, case consultations, progress notes, aftercare and continuing care planning. • Assess clients for admission to appropriate level of care, continuation of treatment and discharge. • Facilitate group psycho-therapy and substance use psycho-education.• Designated FIR and Treatment Court therapist at the Bridge Street location.

• Direct care supervisor for 65 bed hospital unit.• Work with a team providing supervision and support to adolescent clients in a long term residential treatment facility.• Establish rapport with a variety of clients in a range of emotional states.• De-escalate clients in crisis situations.• Utilize Handle with Care procedures when verbal intervention fails. • Correct clients’ behavior using behavior modification techniques.

Alexandria, Va, Us

• Site Coordinator for Mentoring USA. (http://www.mentoringusa.org/)• Facilitate relationships between perspective mentors and adolescent male clients in placement. • Hold group meetings with current mentoring pairs and perspective pairs to establish a support network. • Social work case aide.

Ma, Professional Clinical Counseling

Ba, Psychology

Associate Of Arts (Aa), Education