Dr. Tamara Hurst Email & Phone Number

Lexington, Ky, Us

Kentucky, United States

Kentucky, United States

Brokered by SimpliHOM Kentuckyhttps://youtube.com/@iLoveHomeTeam?feature=shared

Private Practice

NBCC approved 30 Contact Hours to National Certified Counselors (#6210).* Provides one-on-one setting and/or group-based Grief Support Groups* Facilitates a 6-week program for guiding adults/caretakers in helping the children in their care who have experienced a loss* Utilizes a blend of experiential and didactic recovery components* Facilitates either the 12-week group format or the 7-week one-on-one format * Utilizes 3 resources: The Grief Recovery Handbook, When Children Grieve and Moving On* Facilitates sessions on: Grief Recovery Method Principles, Concepts of Recovery, How Incomplete Loss Occurs, Identifying Incomplete Losses, Grief Recovery Counseling Skills, Teaching Role Sets, and Development of Completion Exercises* Certified by the Grief Recovery Institute®, a non-profit educational providerOutreach conducted with:Scott County Hospitality House, Elizabeth Place, 2015Garrard County Anti-Drug Coalition 2014Scott County Hospitality House, Elizabeth Place, 2014Kentucky Counseling Association (KCA) 2012-2013Kentucky Army and Air National Guard 2010-2011Kentucky Department of Behavioral Health 2012Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice, Frankfort Group Home 2011South Central Kentucky Mental Health Counseling Association 2013Homeless and Housing Coalition of Kentucky's Build Corps Americorps Program 2013Kentucky Commission on Community Volunteerism and Service (KCCVS) Americorps Launch 2013 Bell County High School Junior ROTCLincoln County High School Junior ROTC

Lexington, Kentucky, United States

Frankfort, Ky

1. Performs clinical services, including intakes and therapeutic interventions such as individual, and family therapy, and crisis intervention. 2. Maintains and completes service documentation such as psychosocial assessments, case notes, case reviews, letters, etc., according to prescribed standards. 3. Conducts case reviews and determines current and future treatment and treatment planning based upon resulting quantitative results and professional opinion of client progress. 4. Collaborates with external agents including school officials, family members, and other health agencies regarding organizational programs and client needs and conditions.https://www.kentuckycounselingcenter.com/

Frankfort, Kentucky

Williamsburg, Kentucky

Williamsburg, Kentucky

Family Therapy in Addiction Treatment

Williamsburg, Kentucky

Counseling Internship II

Williamsburg, Kentucky

Counseling Practicum

Williamsburg, Kentucky

Advanced Clinical Assessment

Williamsburg, Kentucky

Process and Techniques of Counseling

Williamsburg, Kentukcy (Online)

Introduction to the Counseling Profession

Willamsburg, Kentucky

Legal and Ethical Issues in Counseling

555 Bridgeport Road, Frankfort, Kentucky

Directing the Bridgeport Center for Wellness Education (BCWE), a Hope & Haven Initiative (501c(3) not for profit) located within the historic Bridgeport school. BCWE hosts professional events, classes, workshops, therapeutic practices which will be made available to the residents of the HHI affordable housing project and the surrounding community. Hope & Haven is a non-profit organization that provides healing services for veterans, trauma survivors, their families and caregivers. Hope & Haven, Inc. also helps provide affordable housing to low-to-moderate income individuals in Kentucky and elsewhere.

Www.Hopeandhaven.Org

Hope & Haven Initiative is a 501(c)3 organization that provides healing services for veterans, trauma survivors, their families and caregivers. Hope & Haven Initiative also provides affordable housing for veterans, trauma survivors, their families and caregivers, and low-to-moderate income individuals.

Frankfort Regional Medical Center, Senior Behavioral Health Unit

Serving as an Emergency Department Clinician responsible for providing behavioral health assessments to patients in the Emergency Department on an on-call basis. Interventions are focused on assessment, crisis interventions with geriatric patients experiencing psychiatric crisis. The assessment is used to determine the most appropriate level of care. Setup an online calendar to manage work schedules for our Social Work/Counseling Team.

Visited the offices of SEN Rand Paul, SEN Mitch McConnell, and Congressman Andy Barr to advocate for counselors in the VA 2015; Built the KCA online Conference App and manage association Social Media (Twitter and Facebook); Set the Theme for the 59th Annual KCA Conference and Presidential Year 2016-2017 as Violence and Tragedy Prevention—Trauma Informed Approach, Advocacy, and Intervention; Collaboratively panned and executed the 58th Annual Conference Social Event; Participated in the 2015 KCA Annual Conference presiding over the Closing Session and attending the LPCC/LPCA luncheon; Gained approval of our featured Speaker for the 2016 Conference; Assigned as KCA member of the Kentucky Mental Health Coalition; Planning the 2016 Leadership Training Institute for Kentucky; Registered for the 2016 ACA Conference in Montreal.

Elected as the Vice President for Kentucky’s professional counseling association. Responsible for generating membership leads, serving on the Executive Committee, Conference support, and outreach. Awarded the Behind the Scenes Counselor Award, 2013 and the Governor’s Citation from Kentucky Commission on Community Volunteerism and Service, 2013.Other Activity: Worked the KCA booth at the Kentucky Drug & Alcohol Conference; Participated in the 2014 KCA ILT and Board Meeting; Participated in the 2014 KCA Annual Conference presiding over the Opening Session; Attended KMHC Legislative Meetings; Participated in the KCA Executive Committee meeting; Established draft contract for LTI 2015 location; Worked the KCA booth at the KSCA Conference; Attended the national ACA Conference, Orlando, Florida 2015

Williamsburg, Ky

Chair an advisory committee of Department of Juvenile Justice members and various members of the community. The committee solicits input from the residents regarding how they would like to be involved in the community. Helps coordinate community projects for residents to engage in.

Louisville, Kentucky Area

1. Performs clinical services, including intakes and therapeutic interventions such as individual, and family therapy, and crisis intervention. 2. Maintains and completes service documentation such as psychosocial assessments, case notes, case reviews, letters, etc., according to prescribed standards. 3. Conducts case reviews and determines current and future treatment and treatment planning based upon resulting quantitative results and professional opinion of client progress. 4. Collaborates with external agents including school officials, family members, and other health agencies regarding organizational programs and client needs and conditions. 5. Attends and participates in staff meetings, treatment planning meetings, case conferences, and clinical seminars providing information relating to program administration and development. 6. Writes correspondence on behalf of clients and their families such as court reports, letters of recommendation, etc., according to prescribed standards.Worked in clients' homes and was assigned as the Mental Health Counselor for an Elementary school in Louisville.

Served as the chair of the Joint Committee (Army and Air Force). Established sensing group, conducted a service-wide survey, and oversaw a list of approved initiatives and priorities as directed by The Adjutant General.

Frankfort, Kentucky

* Serves as a full assistant to the Human Resources Director* Advises The Adjutant General, staff elements, and operating officials on matters pertaining to manpower and human resources * Assists in development and administration of state rules and procedures adapted from policies prescribed by the National Guard Bureau, Office of Personnel Management (OPM), Department of the Army, and Department of the Air Force* Establishes and maintains liaison with OPM, U.S. Department of Labor, Federal Labor Relations Authority, and other state and national level human resource officers * Oversights human resource management of all employees under the Federal Wage Grade and General Schedule pay systems, as well as, military pay schedules * Implements the full range of human resources including recruitment and selection, diversity and inclusion, labor relations, Active Guard & Reserve manpower and services, and federal technician manpower and services, and Equal Opportunity/Equal Employment Opportunity* Supervises 4 general schedule 12 supervisors and 1 active guard supervisor* Serves as an activity director for a multi-million dollar budget

Frankfort, Kentucky

* Maintained confidentiality of records relating to clients' treatment* Encouraged clients to express their feelings and discuss their lives, helping them to develop insight into themselves and their relationships* Collected information about clients through interviews, observations, and assessments* Counseled clients, individually and in group sessions, to assist in making change* Developed and implement treatment plans based on clinical experience and knowledge* Prepared and maintain all required treatment records* Collaborated with staff members to perform clinical assessments or treatment plans* Discussed with individual clients their plans for life after leaving treatment* Met with families, law enforcement, clinical staff, educators, and other interested parties to exchange necessary information during the treatment process

Frankfort, Kentucky

*Ended Recruiting Year 2010 #1 in the nation for officer accessions (108.7%), Enlisted Accession (107.4%), and 102.1% of End Strength Force Structure Fill. *Reduced the number of skill level 1 vacancies from 275 to 156*Completely reorganized the battalion to a three company model*Led the battalion through the historical Accession Process Redesign, Direct Ship Model, and the implementation of the AR 601-210. *Innovatively developed a multi-cultural diversity program*Led an aggressive suicide prevention and resiliency campaign*Elected as US SE Region Recruiting and Retention Advisory Council Chair. *Expanded the presence of the National Guard in state college and university ROTC departments via placement of additional APMSs at NKU and the University of the Cumberlands and offered officer career symposiums at every major Kentucky university.*Advisor to Senior Leaders on all matters related to strength maintenance*Served as the Commander to the Recruit Sustainment Program (training battalion; over 800 members) exceeding the bureau goal of over 80% ship rate. *Ensured adequate funding (over $6.5 million budget, training, advertising and logistical support of successful operations*Developed organizational plans and strength studies that integrated demographical analysis for military command structure location/relocation and organizational impact on future operations.*Managed the recruitment, hiring, placement and assignment, and counseling of all full-time employees (over 100 employees)*Developed, staffed, and published state specific regulations, policies and plans*Reviewed and implemented national level policies, incentives, benefits programs, and training and career development programs*Established and implemented the Family Readiness Program*Managed a fleet of over 100 government services administration vehicles*Managed the EO/EEO and Diversity programs*Served on the National Recruiting and Retention Advisory Council

Louisville, Kentucky Area

* Maintained confidentiality of records relating to clients' treatment* Encouraged clients to express their feelings and discuss their lives, helping them to develop insight into themselves and their relationships* Collected information about clients through interviews, observations, and assessments* Counseled clients, individually and in group sessions, to assist in making change* Developed and implement treatment plans based on clinical experience and knowledge* Prepared and maintain all required treatment records* Collaborated with staff members to perform clinical assessments or treatment plans* Discussed with individual clients their plans for life after leaving treatment* Met with families, law enforcement, clinical staff, educators, and other interested parties to exchange necessary information during the treatment process

Contingency Operating Base Speicher, Tikrit, Iraq

*Received appreciation awards from KBR and KBR Billeting specifically for supporting them throughout this mission in March 2007. *Awarded the RAID Commander’s coin for excellent work in inventorying, transporting, setting up, and serving as the single POC for the RAID Field Service Representative in the initial setup of the Eagle Eye Surveillance System (OCT 06).*Presented the 310th PSYOPs commander’s coin of excellence for taking the initiative to assist them in coming up with a communications package when they moved their operations from one building to another. *Presented the 20th SF Group coin and multi-tool as a thank you for supporting the unit while they were here. *Presented the Finance Commander’s Coin for assisting on the spot and going above and beyond to assist them in much needed force protection work and ground improvement at their work site.*Served as Contracting Officer Representative (COR) on the Local National (LN) Contracted Guards for the Entry Control Point COB Speicher. This is a $99,600 contract with oversight of 27 LN guards for FY 06 *Served as liaison with Titan Corporation and DIV G3 on Local national and US Hire linguists which resulted in a better overall operation on COB Speicher*Worked with a local national company from Baghdad that made no less that 6 deliveries where myself and fellow soldiers escorted, guarded, and built rapport with Arab and Kurdish drivers. The contract was for $1,068,000*Served as the COR for a Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Turkish Company, 77 Construction for Force Protection Barrier Materials ($7,000,000 contract)*Built Rapport with Turkish Contractors which led to timely placement of over 6,000 t-wall barriers, 200 U-shape Bunkers, and 600 plus new jersey barriers placed on COB Speicher--over 170 FP projects*Enhanced and took over the bi-monthly Garrison FP Working Group. *Worked with G2X and provided information that led to arrests and banning of at least two possible AIF associates

Contingency Operating Base Speicher, Tikrit, Iraq

*One of our Tenant Unit First Sergeant’s asked me for assistance in helping him gain back his time for retirement. As a result, this 1SG can retire on time (3 years earlier than he was slated to otherwise.)*Wrote script/agenda for the 149th BCT (FWD) and 5-5 ADA Transfer of Authority Ceremony*Coordinated a replacement from unit to Corps to the U.S. and back within 48 hours. The process normally takes no less than 60 days.*Researched and contacted CRC, Fort Bliss in order to gain the records for two of our officers so that they can return to Camp Shelby with us to DEMOBECompleted 100% screening of both WV87AA and Y4 on the FSGLI debt repayment prior to Division guidance even being published in March 07*Personally reviewed over 400 plus awards, foreign service curtailments, OCS requests, CSM Academy requests, and various other personnel actions for the 25th STB *Requested and received an exception to Policy to promote our WO1 to CW2 while in theater*Researched and coordinated the training and approval of a SSG's PH 2, 31U training which allowed the soldier to be trained on his initial MOS in theater. The process took well over 6 months and was virtually unheard of. It was a test case for the state of Kentucky for awarding an MOS in this manner.*Coordinated and executed a flight physical for a SPC to include coordinating a trip to the International Zone, Baghdad for him to get his hearing test. I then completed his Aviator Warrant Packet in theater.*Through constant and consistent communication with the Head Nurse at the TMC, coordinated anthrax shots for those unit members prior to it becoming mandatory

Supervised 5 company non-commissioned officers in charge and 2 region sergeant's majors and ensured accomplishment of region and company missions. Monitored and evaluated production and training. Enforced performance standards. Supervised MEPS guidance counselors in Louisville and Knoxville and monitored surrounding MEPS. Supervised the In-service / interstate transfer coordinator to ensure seamless and timely operations. Maintained all data pertaining to accessions and losses within the strength of the state.

*Increased assigned Soldiers from 38 to 62*Improved all readiness categories*Supported over 1,500 deploying soldiers during the rating period*Built a highly cohesive and effective unit and received outstanding rating on command readiness inspection with green in all Major categories

Won 2 National Guard Bureau Recruiting Challenges

Phd In Leadership, Counselor Education And Supervision

Activities and Societies: 66 hours complete

Master Of Science (Ms), Mental Health Counseling/Counselor, 4.0

Activities and Societies: Total program credits: 92 hours; two six-day residential colloquia in Minnesota and Arlington; 100 total.

Wisdom Of The Whole Coach Training Program (60 Hours), Holistic Health And Coaching

Activities and Societies: Engaged in the 60-Hour Wisdom of the Whole® Coach Training program. Completed Foundations I, Foundations II.

Level 1 Certified, Level 1 Training In Gottman Method Couples Therapy

•How couples really sustain their marriages–in contrast to common myths and misconceptions. •How the quality of relationships affects.

Army Communities Of Excellence Self Assessment Workshop

Activities and Societies: Served on the Writing Team which utilizing the Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence to conduct.

Certification, Clinical Hypnotherapy

Activities and Societies: Understanding and practicing therapeutic imagery techniques.

Global Change Agents Executive Education Course

Activities and Societies: Studied under: Dean Williams, Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy, teaches and conducts research on adaptive.

Multicultural Counseling Delegation To China, (Beijing, Kunming, Shangri-La)

Activities and Societies: An American Counseling Association-sponsored People to People Citizen Ambassador Program to China allowed.

Multicultural Counseling Delegation To Brazil (Sao Paulo, Rio De Janiero, Iguacu)

Activities and Societies: An American Counseling Association-sponsored People to People Citizen Ambassador Program. The primary.

Intermediate Level Education

Activities and Societies: Command and General Staff School (CGSS) provides Intermediate Level Education (ILE) for United States Army.

Business Administration And Management, General

Activities and Societies: Completed 5 classes toward MBA and then changed to MS in Counseling

Staff Process Course

Activities and Societies: The Staff Process Course is a rigorous instructional program which prepares officers to function as members.

Education record

Activities and Societies: OCS is a rigorous course designed to train, assess, evaluate, and develop second lieutenants for the U.S. Army's.

Transferred To Kentucky State

Activities and Societies: Eagle Scout

Transferred 12 Semester Hours To Morehead State

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Business Administration

School of Business

Associates Of Applied Science, Administrative Support Services

The Holy Land And Beyond Spiritual Journey Of Self Discovery

Activities and Societies: 3-17 October, 2015, Visited and received guided, international education in the following locations: Rome, Italy.

Writing From Your Soul

Activities and Societies: The Writer's Workshop provides learners 4 information packed sessions covering organizing thoughts into a book.

Education record

Activities and Societies: 6.5 contact hours fulfills KRS 210.366 requirement for Suicide Prevention Training for Mental Health.

Aca Institute For Leadership Training

Activities and Societies: 6 Clock Hours by NBCC

Operation Headed Home, Fort Campbell Army Base

Activities and Societies: 6.75 contact hours including sessions on Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: Sports Concussions to Combat Blast.

Education record

7 contact hours on Multicultural Ethics for a Diverse World; Cultural Connections: Competence, Quality, and Equity in Mental Health Care.

Education record

Activities and Societies: Filling Your Tool Box: What Every Beginning Play Therapist Should Know; Thinking Outside the Box; The Yellow.

Traumatic Brain Injury: Operation Headed Home

Activities and Societies: 6 clock hours

Reality Therapy Intensive Workshop, Feb 23-26, 2008

Activities and Societies: Under the Direction of Robert E. Wubbolding, EdD, sponsor, Director of the Center for Reality Therapy.

Cognitive Processing Therapy For Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder & Comorbid Disorders

Activities and Societies: Sponsored by the departments of Psychology and Psychiatry, Walter Reed & Mental Health Directorate, and National.

Leadership And Advocacy Conference

"Preparing and Affirming Leaders and Advocates" provided education sessions, networking, and a framework to empower attendees with renewed.

Legislative Advocacy

Legislative advocacy – changing public policy for better outcomes – is important for health and mental health professionals, consumers.

Emdr Basic And Advanced

EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) is a psychotherapy technique originally www.loped by Francine Shapiro. It identifies.

Mental Health Counseling/Counselor

Attended the ACA Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA as a representative of the Kentucky Counseling Association.

The Future Of Counseling

Activities and Societies: Keynote with Dolores Huerta, President and Founder of the Dolores Huerta Foundation Keynote with Dr. Johnnetta.

Education record

Activities and Societies: Keynote with Dr. Jeremy Richman has extensive research experience that spans the range from neuroscience.

Education record

Activities and Societies: Keynote with Actress Mariel Hemingway Keynote with Dr. Balkin and Dr. Kottler -- The Power of Relationships.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Counselor Education And Supervision, 3.86

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Leadership, Counselor Education And Supervision, 3.8

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Leadership, 3.8

Activities and Societies: ACA, KCA, MGCAPhD in Leadership with an emphasis in Counseling and Supervision