Victoria Mosey, Ma, Qp, Cpss Email & Phone Number

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Assisting individuals with developing ADL and coping skills; maintaining an inreach caseload of 50-100 individuals within ABH catchment area; completing documentation including CIPs, TCLI tool and PCP as intended to help individuals develop goals and maintain stability; reviewing service definitions for PSR, PSS, ACT, CST, SAIOP, OPT, SE, TMS, and IHCT/CCNC and assisting individuals with coordinated care and linkage to appropriate services; assisting individuals with applying for and receiving appropriate supportive benefits such as food stamps, clothing resources, SSI/SSDI, medicaid and related medical supports, and shelter. Temporarily served as acting Transition Coordinator in addition to peer role, maintaining a caseload of 2-25 individuals and assisting the individuals with transition/discharge planning from Adult Care Homes, state hospitals, and homeless shelters into supportive housing within the state. Assisting with training newly hired IRPSS. Acting as designated IRPSS TCLI liaison for Central Regional Hospital, effective 12/16. Responsible for overseeing successful supportive housing transition process including development of integrated person-centered plans meeting state expectations and standards; maintaining positive relationships and ongoing communication with providers, individuals served, community supports, and related housing authorities including Targeted Housing; addressing barriers presented (poor credit history, criminal record, lack of supports, etc) with individual served and related stakeholders to brainstorm and implement appropriate interventions including reasonable accommodation requests. Assisting with facilitation of monthly Peers and Partners group. Participating in monthly Peer Support Collaborative sessions designated to provide technical assistance to PSS providers. Providing input to the development and revision of PSS service definition.

Writer, Photographer, Model, Activist, Podcast Producer, Musician, Academic and Individualized Coach. I'm told I'm a "Renaissance Woman."

Raleigh, North Carolina

Providing long-term vocational supports for a mental health/substance use recovery population in an outreach setting, managing a caseload of 15-50 individuals. Assisting with mediating vocational needs with employers and developing coping mechanisms for personal and work-related stressors through use of lived experience as a Peer Support Specialist and related professional trainings. Providing Peer Support Services for consumers throughout phases of Supported Employment (JD, VT, LTVS) in addition to ESP role. Assisting consumers in developing external supports through additional mental health care providers, support groups, and community resources. Presenting information on CPI to local treatment providers to increase referrals. Identifying and addressing developing programmatic needs as a newly formed MH/SUD employment support team, including development of Wake County SE MH/SUD Flow of Services marketing material, Peer Support Services marketing material, and company disclosure policy for MH/SUD SE program manual. Reviewing and revising Person-Centered Plans to reflect current life needs and authorization requirements.

Westfield, Ma; Springfield, Ma

Monitoring a mental health/substance use recovery population in a domestic violence shelter setting. Enforcing shelter rules, guidelines, and adherence to shelter schedule with residents. Providing security sweeps and safety checks to monitor adherence to site and client confidentiality. Providing crisis intervention and safety planning as needed. Received 35+ hour certification training in domestic violence advocacy and hotline orientation. Assisting with hotline calls and intakes as needed. Providing childcare as needed. Experience working 1st-3rd shifts.

Greenfield, Ma; Northampton, Ma; Easthampton, Ma; Amherst, Ma

Relief Counselor (09/10-12/10, 11/12-6/13) ∙ Residential/Treatment Counselor (12/10-05/11, 6/13-8/13) ∙ Recovery Counselor (5/11-11/11, 5/12-8/12) ∙ Senior Recovery Counselor (11/11- 5/12)MAP, First Aid and CPR Certified. Working with I/DD, MH/SUD, and homeless populations at various sites over Western MA. Assisting in ADL skills, crisis management, and implementation of treatment plans. Responsible for performing intakes and assessments for homeless populations seeking shelter. Assisted in client data compilation reporting to SHIP (Statewide Head Injury Program). Prompted around and created initiatives surrounding increased team efficiency and improved communication facilitation while on duty. Increased office efficiency through providing active listening and regularly updating materials for task achievement, i.e. compiling staff meeting agendas and recording meeting minutes, phone listings, daily scheduling, etc. Provided training for technology-related enhancements for team performance, introducing utilization of sources such as Google Calendar. Increased cohesive team supports through improved access to and communication surrounding ServiceNet and local community resources. Promoted to Senior Recovery Counselor, responsible for managing team task achievement and staff scheduling in coordination with management, and providing decision-making in lieu of management presence. Received training in events reporting to DMH, alongside regular updating of client database. Assisted supervisors in facilitating and participating in interviews for potential new employees. Assisted supervisors in training new employees. Served as consult for TAY Programs, specifically Hampshire County: providing training materials aimed to increase and streamline task achievement. Provided group facilitation for increased social engagement for clients within the community.

Developed experience with the Library of Congress Classification System. Regularly worked with relocation of books and corresponding cataloging of materials for library circulation.

Familiar with APA and MLA styles of writing. Assisted in grammatical editing, style of writing, and brainstorming. CRLA Certification Level 1.

Received over 50 hrs of training in regards to dealing with sexual assault hotline calls, bystander intervention, and child assault prevention program (assisting in providing information and classroom sessions on sexual assault in local elementary schools and high schools). Provided articles for the monthly newsletter.

Certificate Program, Human Services Technology/Substance Abuse Certificate

The Substance Abuse certificate consists of course work which includes classroom & experiential activities oriented toward an overview.

M.A., Individualized Studies: Psychology (Trauma), Women'S Studies

Activities and Societies: Transformative Language Arts NetworkMy thesis sought to challenge traditionally accepted and implemented.

Bachelor Of Arts, Student Constructed Major: Creative Writing And Social Change, 3.77

Activities and Societies: National Society of Leadership and Success, Images Literary Magazine, Feminist VoiceCreative Writing and Social.