Elizabeth M. Carter

I have been out of the workforce since 2021, choosing to dedicate my time to care-giving responsibilities as a stay-at-home parent following the birth of my youngest child.

• During this time, I have pursued a M.S. Theology in Spiritual Formation
• Completed 7 workshops on personal and professional growth.

• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams and external agencies to ensure comprehensive care coordination for clients needing mental health services
• Conducted mental health assessments for 25-40 weekly clients, spanning diverse age groups and demographics, including a significant Black and Hispanic population
• Established strong relationships with local service providers for accurate client referrals, working an average of 40-55 hours per week in field and community settings
• Facilitated psycho-education workshops and group therapy sessions, addressing various mental health topics, reaching an average of 10 clients per session and enhancing overall community mental health awareness

• Identified service gaps and located needed resources for individuals, including housing, work placement, and other support, working approximately 40-50 hours weekly
• Conducted counseling sessions and home visits an average of 25-30 clients weekly, primarily serving a 43% demographic of Black and Hispanic clients, addressing housing, work placement, and life quality improvements for a case load of 120
• Collaborated with over 20+ local resources and agencies, linking clients to vital services like housing, employment, and healthcare throughout the county and state