Provide court-mandated multidisciplinary assessments as a MAT assessor for children placed in foster careWork alongside the Department of Children & Family Services and the Department of Mental Health to provide comprehensive mental health assessments for children who have been detained by DCFSPresent summary of findings with DCFS and DMH at summary of findings meetingsAssess and diagnose children age 0-17 for diagnoses such as: PTSD, depression, anxiety, ADHD, conduct disorder, etc. Provide referrals and link children to mental health and community resources

• Treat clients struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, adjustment, and stress due to Covid-19• Provide individual, family, and group psychotherapy under supervision by LCSW via telehealth due to Covid-19• Utilize interventions such as: EMDR, cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, trauma-sensitive yoga, trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, problem solving, seeking safety, and internal family systems

• Conduct initial assessments and client treatment plans for psychotherapy and clinical case management• Document assessments, treatment plans, and session notes in Exym adhering to Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health’s language and terminology• Provide individual and family psychotherapy in English and Korean to clients ranging from ages 5-33 with diagnoses such as: major depressive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, gender dysphoria, disruptive behavior, adjustment disorder, and social phobia• Utilize interventions such as: cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, problem solving, seeking safety, and managing and adapting practice• Provide crisis intervention to clients with active suicidal or homicidal ideation and issue 51/50 hold• Participate in and present case presentations in monthly interdisciplinary team meetings consisting of social workers, marriage family therapists, and psychiatrists• Adapt to Covid-19 crisis and provide psychotherapy and case management services via telehealth

• Provide case management in the field to seniors and disabled individuals in Los Angeles by connecting clients to resources in the community such as housing and utilities assistance • Conduct initial assessments at clients’ homes utilizing Department of Mental Health paperwork, the Geriatric Depression Scale, and the Mini-Mental State Examination, culminating in a client summary with a bio-psycho-social assessment• Devise care plans with clients based on initial assessments, arrange services in care plans, and advocate on their behalf to get clients the resources they need

• Provided case management for seniors in Korea-Town by helping clients attain social services and resources such as housing and disability assistance • Completed client intake and bio-psycho-social assessments for new and returning clients using the Geriatric Depression Scale and the Saint Louis University Mental Status Exam• Translated documents, served as an interpreter, and led focus groups for Korean clients