You can schedule appointments with me at Affinity Psychological Services in Midtown Square (door faces 1st Street North, building at the corner of Division Street and 33rd Ave): https://affinitypsych.com/clinician/steven-rstolpman/

- Provide outpatient individual, family, and couples’ therapy ages 13+- Maintain relevant clinical records - Consult with a multidisciplinary team - Use family systems theory and trauma-informed care

- Provided individual, family, and group therapy for adolescents in a secure unit- Wrote Diagnostic Assessments, treatment plans, and other residential documentation- Worked with a team of Youth Counselors to manage a safe therapeutic environment- Collaborated with psychologists in writing 45-day assessments- Collaborated with psychiatrist, clients, and families on assessment - Collaborated with families, social workers, guardians ad litem- Provided on-call therapist duties for all units- Used family systems theory and trauma-informed care- Served on a committee regarding restrictive procedures and quality of care

- Diagnostic Assessments for children, adolescents, and adults under clinical supervision- Writing and implementing treatment plans under clinical supervision

- Structured a therapeutic space for healing, and growth for high-risk youth- Implemented treatment plans moving residents toward returning to their communities.- Organized three trainings by outside presenters in a year while on the Staff Development Team.- Facilitated weekly psychoeducation, social skill, and support groups- Knowledgeable in trauma informed care, burnout, compassion fatigue, and secondary trauma.

Now Is the Time-Minority Fellowship Program-Youth Master's Fellowship for the AAMFT funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). This fellowship provides financial support and training opportunities to provide mental health and substance abuse services to minority and underserved populations.

Volunteer position. Trained as Assistant Scoutmaster of a boy-led troop. Served as a merit badge counselor for Citizenship in the World and Citizenship in the Community. Coordinated troop fundraising with district.

Designed and instructed a human geography class for 9th - 11th grade students.

Met and exceeded competitive fundraising goals daily by building knowledge about each campaign and being responsive to individual prospects.

Work study position. Provided support services to teachers including tutoring individuals and groups in 4th and 5th grade math, English, and social studies.

AmeriCorps service experience. Made Alaska's beauty more accessible by training and supervising a crew of six at-risk youth equipped with power tools to clear and maintain trails in urban and wilderness parks.