Resume

• 2014

  Licensed Clinical Social Worker

  Pennsylvania State Board of Social Workers

  Marriage and Family Therapists and Professional Counselors

• 2011

  Licensed Social Worker

  Pennsylvania State Board of Social Workers

  Marriage and Family Therapists and Professional Counselors

• 2009

  Master of Social Work

  John Hope Franklin Combating American Racism Award

  Black Men at Penn School of Social Work

  2011\nSelena Brown Book Scholarship

  NABSW (2010-2011)\nSocial Work School Endowed Scholarship (2009-2010)

  Clinical Social Work

  Association of Black Social Workers (Vice President)

  Black Graduate and Professional Students Assembly

  University of Pennsylvania

• 1996

  Bachelor of Science

  Minored in Biomedical Engineering

  Materials Science and Engineering

  National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)

• Social Services

  Group Therapy

  Behavioral Health

  Adults

  Psychotherapy

  Counseling Psychology

  Treatment

  Public Speaking

  Program Development

  Family Therapy

  Workshop Facilitation

  Program Management

  Self-esteem

  Case Managment

  Crisis Intervention

  Volunteer Management

  Mental Health

  Grant Writing

  Community Outreach

  Adolescents

  Moore

  MSW

  LCSW

  Licensed clinical social worker (PA) experienced in individual

  family

  and group therapy with diverse populations (minorities

  college students

  families

  adolescents

  and children). Technical background with program development and management experience.\n\nFuture objective is to continue to provide psychotherapy to adolescents and their families

  moving to private practice and consultation. Other interests include policies that address violence among minority youth and drug-related legislation.\n\nSpecialties:\nMental Health Services\nPsychotherapy with Families

  Adolescents

  and Adults\nCase Management\nProgram Management

  Aisha Renée

  Moore

  MSW

  LCSW

  Charlottesville League of Therapists

  Tabor Children's Services

  Computers4Kids

  Bryn Mawr College

  NHS Human Services

  Community College of Philadelphia

  Temple University

  Temple University

  •\t Developed student training curriculum

  conducted monthly student orientation and training sessions\n•\t Workshop development and consultation: Recruited workshop facilitators for students and mentors\n•\t Staff and volunteer management: Performance reviews (as needed) for lab staff and supportive communication with mentors to ensure a high mentor retention rate

  Computers4Kids

  Temple University

  Assistant Coordinator

  Sexual Assault Counseling and Education Unit - Tuttleman Counseling Services

  Greater Philadelphia Area

  •\t Managed Learning Lab activity and mentoring appointments between students (12-18 years old) and mentors\n•\t Coached students on school and Computer4Kids projects\n•\t Consulted with parents and mentors on student progress

  as well as behavioral challenges and consequences

  Computers4Kids

  Bryn Mawr College

  Bryn Mawr

  PA

  • Delivered clinical services (assessment

  crisis intervention / on-call services

  and psychotherapy) to a college student population to address issues related to late adolescence including identity development

  individuation/separation

  acculturation

  sexuality

  academic challenges

  intimate relationships

  and adjustment\n• Participated in weekly individual/group supervision and case consultation\n• Facilitated weekly group supervision and case consultation

  Clinical Fellow

  The Counseling Service

  Children's Reach

  Philadelphia

  PA

  • Provided individual

  family and collateral family therapy\n• Provided trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) to children identified with post-trauma symptoms\n• Supervised graduate-level interns

  Outpatient Therapist

  NHS Human Services

  •\t Developed individualized services plans

  located appropriate community resources

  and coordinated ancillary services for adolescent clients (17-21 years old) related to emancipation\n•\t Provided individual and group life skills training to prepare for independent living\n•\t Advocated for clients with the court system

  Department of Human Services

  and other social services agencies

  Tabor Children's Services

  Community College of Philadelphia

  Instructor

  Behavioral Health/Human Services (BHHS) Department\nCourses:\n • BHHS 106 Analysis of Group Participation*\n • BHHS 194 Case Management Practice*\n • BHHS 213 Practicum in Behavioral Health/Human Services II*\n\n(*) - open only to BHHS students

  Adjunct Faculty

  Greater Philadelphia Area

  Coordinator

  Sexual Assault Counseling and Education (SACE) Unit - Tuttleman Counseling Services

  Greater Philadelphia Area

  Temple University

  •\t Provided Walk-in and triage services to a diverse student population to identify areas of clinical concern

  assess level of clinical urgency

  and develop a plan to remediate problems\n•\t Provided psychotherapy and psychoeducation for clients with addiction

  depression

  anxiety

  disordered eating

  posttraumatic stress

  grief and loss issues

  relationship problems

  etc.\n•\t Co-facilitated psychotherapy and support group to help women of the African Diaspora explore issues concerning identity

  self-image

  self-esteem

  romantic and parental relationships

  familial responsibilities

  and institutionalized racism\n•\t Participated in weekly didactic seminars (topics included multicultural issues in counseling

  psychopharmacology

  addictions

  eating disorders

  and personality disorders)\n•\t Participated in case conference and supervision of groups\n•\t Performed essential administrative duties

  recordkeeping

  and scheduling using Titanium Schedule (management system designed specifically for university and college counseling centers)

  Temple University

  Family Counselor

  •\t Collaborated with therapeutic treatment team

  family members

  schools

  and community agencies to develop and implement effective treatment plan with appropriate therapeutic interventions to address issues like attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder

  anxiety

  posttraumatic stress disorder

  depression

  and oppositional defiant disorder\n•\t Provided intensive in-home individual and family counseling for significant behavioral and emotional issues for children

  adolescents

  and parents using Structural Family therapy approach to prevent youths’ removal from the home

  Charlottesville League of Therapists