Michael C. Marshall, Lcsw Email & Phone Number

New Haven, Ct

Windham, Ct

-Work to address the social problem of child abuse in the local community -Create a research survey to gauge the community's perspective of appropriate forms of discipline -Conduct research, distribute surveys, and code research data -Establish network with U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal, U.S. Congressman Joe Courtney, and State Representative Susan Johnson-Organize and implement a community education campaign on child abuse prevention and neglect-Create Public Service Announcements on child abuse awareness at an area radio station-Plan and organize Candles for Kids event -Attend task force meetings with community providers-Volunteer at the “Hands of Love” Community & Family Expo event-"Laundry of Love" organizer and participant-Participate in the Town of Windham’s Fourth of July Boombox ParadeWindham Task Force to Prevent Child Abuse and NeglectDr. Catina Caban-Owen, PhD-ACSW-LCSW-MPANorth Windham School112 Jordan LaneNorth Windham, CT 06256Business Phone: (860) 465-2400

Rocky Hill, Ct

Rocky Hill, Ct

• Elected to a 3-year Member-at-Large Board of Directors position (July 2017 – June 2020)• Advocate on behalf of Connecticut’s 3,000 licensed social workers and social work students• Advance and promote social policies dedicated to basic human needs, social justice, and an improved quality of life • Advance local and state level priorities of the NASW • Committee on Aging member• Annual Conference committee member

Rocky Hill, Connecticut

-Advance the local and state level priorities of the NASW -Establish and maintain professional networks -Focus on the core values and driving principles of social work -Promote adherence to the NASW Code of Ethics -Encourage the acceptance and utilization of social work’s professional standards of practice -Advance and promote sound social policies dedicated to basic human needs and an improved quality of life -Provide services that protect members and enhance their professional status -Advocate for social justice and the advancement of social work practice-Elected to the NASW Board of Directors as the MSW Student Representative (2016)National Association of Social Workers - Connecticut Chapter2139 Silas Deane HighwaySuite #205Rocky Hill, CT 06067Business Phone: (860) 257-8066

Norwich, Connecticut

• Clinical Outpatient Services• Serve as a clinician on an interdisciplinary team to provide members with individual and group therapy• Collaborate with interagency programs to coordinate member-focused care• Facilitate supportive services and the empowerment of members while enhancing their health through mental wellness• Conduct agency intakes, diagnostic interviews, biopsychosocial assessments, and program referrals• Ongoing assessment of clinical treatment plans and person-centered goals• Clinical knowledge and experience utilizing the following evidence-based practices: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy; Cognitive Behavioral Social Skills Training; Cognitive Processing Therapy for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder; Cognitive Therapy for Suicide Prevention; Prolonged Exposure Therapy for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder; Trauma-Focused CBT; Trauma-Focused CBT with Childhood Traumatic Grief; Motivational Interviewing; Trauma-Informed Care; Trauma Narrative Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT); Problem-Solving Therapy; QPR Gatekeeper Training for Suicide Prevention; Relapse Prevention Therapy; Relapse Prevention CBT; Relationship Enhancement Therapy; and Traumatic Incident Reduction.

Washington D.C.

• One of five delegates representing the Connecticut Chapter at the Association’s national assembly• Makes final approval on amendments to bylaws and the NASW Code of Ethics• Delegates adopt national NASW’s bylaws, program priority goals, and public and professional policy statements• Determines the Association’s position on broad public and professional issues • Determines three and nine-year program priorities for state chapters and the national office• Reviews the National Board of Directors triennial stewardship report

-University of Connecticut MSW Field Placement Internship-Conduct agency intakes, psychosocial assessments, and referrals-Individual and group therapy-Facilitate the empowerment of individuals with mental health diagnoses-Assessment of Person-Centered Integrated Recovery Plans and client goals-Promote individual recovery-Complete all required paperwork, including progress notes and electronic documentationReliance Health, Inc.40 Broadway Norwich, CT 06360Business Phone: (860) 887-6536

Rocky Hill, Connecticut

-NASW Education and Legislative Action Network (ELAN) Committee member-NASW Aging Committee member-Advance the local and state level priorities of the NASW -Establish and maintain professional networks -Focus on the core values and driving principles of social work -Promote adherence to the NASW Code of Ethics -Encourage the acceptance and utilization of social work’s professional standards of practice -Advance and promote sound social policies dedicated to basic human needs and an improved quality of life -Provide services that protect members and enhance their professional status -Advocate for social justice and the advancement of social work practice-Attended "Trends in the Field and Opportunities for Social Work" NASW conference at University of Connecticut School of Social Work -Presented at the NASW/CT annual conference for the Windham Task Force to Prevent Child Abuse and Neglect at their conference workshop-Participated in a poster session at the NASW/CT annual conference-Attended "Adjusting to Aging" NASW Aging Committee event at Emeritus of Rocky Hill-Elected to the NASW Board of Directors as the BSW Student Representative (2015)-Nominated and presented NASW Educator of the Year Award at the annual NASW Awards Dinner (2015)National Association of Social Workers - Connecticut Chapter2139 Silas Deane HighwaySuite #205Rocky Hill, CT 06067Business Phone: (860) 257-8066

Norwich, Connecticut

-BSW Field Placement Internship: 400 hours-Assist with clinical intakes and agency referrals-Participate in clinical service review meetings-Co-facilitated Social Skills Group and independently facilitated Men’s Group-Facilitate the empowerment of young adults, ages 18-25, who recently aged out of the Department of Children and Families -Client engagement at one of the agency’s congregate care programs.-Provide supportive case management services-Assessment of Person-Centered Integrated Recovery Plans and client’s goals-Participate in macro projects:• CORE Representative - Attend agency policy revision and planning meetings• Fresh Check Day - Community outreach at local community collegeReliance House, Inc.40 Broadway Norwich, CT 06360Business Phone: (860) 887-6536

21 Montauk Avenue; New London, Ct 06320

• OASIS Social Rehabilitation Center• Assist in the development of the program’s operations manual• Independently facilitate Men’s Group• Co-facilitate Modified Intensive Rehabilitation Program (MIRP) Group• Assist with program outingsSound Community Services, Inc. PO Box 2170@1 Montauk AvenueNew London, CT 06320-2170Business Phone: (860) 439-6400

Master Of Social Work (M.S.W.), Casework/Clinical, Cumulative Gpa 4.072

-Advanced Standing Casework concentration -National Association of Social Workers/CT- MSW Student Representative -National Alliance.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Social Work, Cumulative Gpa 4.00

Activities and Societies: -Phi Alpha Social Work Honor Society (2016-Present): Member -NASW/CT Board of Directors – BSW Student.

Associate Of Science (A.S.), Human Services, Cumulative Gpa 3.67

Activities and Societies: Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, National Society for Leadership and Success -Planned and organized a public forum.

General Studies, 3.75

General studies course work and electives

Diploma, General Studies

Activities and Societies: School Newspaper, Yearbook, Varsity Football -School Newspaper: Chieftain -Yearbook -Varsity Football

General Studies

Activities and Societies: Junior Varsity Football, School Newspaper, Math Club, Future Homemakers of America - FHA -Junior Varsity.