1. Allison
Csehill
727
Gentry
Place,
Charlotte,
NC
28210
Phone:
704-­‐591-­‐0506
•
email:
acsehill@yahoo.com
Objective:
To
utilize
my
skills
in
a
challenging
administrative
role
to
help
serve
others
and
the
organization.
Education
University
of
North
Carolina
at
Chapel
Hill
Chapel
Hill,
NC
Bachelor
of
Arts
in
Psychology
May
2004
GPA
3.381
Gordon-­‐Conwell
Theological
Seminary
Charlotte,
NC
Master
of
Arts
in
Christian
Counseling
May
2007
GPA
3.789,
Magna
Cum
Laude
Skills/Certifications
Licensed
Professional
Counselor
in
North
Carolina
since
September
of
2008
Software
Proficiency:
Microsoft
Word,
Microsoft
Outlook,
PowerPoint,
Excel,
Bell
Data
Work
Experience
Mecklenburg
County
Community
Support
Services
Charlotte,
NC
Adult
Services
September
2008-­‐ April
2016
Senior
Social
Worker
●
Assessed
adults
to
determine
appropriateness
for
domestic
violence
counseling
services
●
Provided
individual
counseling,
facilitated
counseling
groups,
and
offered
case
management
services
●
Mailed
contact
letters
to
clients
and
provided
phone
follow-­‐up
●
Assisted
crisis
callers/walk-­‐ins,
and
connected
with
appropriate
referrals
●
Communicated
effectively
with
clients
from
diverse
backgrounds
●
Maintained
timely
documentation
of
client
records
●
Nominated
for
employee
of
the
year
in
2010
Mooresville-­‐Lake
Norman
Partnership
Mooresville-­‐Lake
Norman,
NC
United
Family
Services
and
Mecklenburg
County
July
2010-­‐July
2013
Community
Support
Services
Senior
Social
Worker
●
Partnered
with
the
non-­‐profit
United
Family
Services
to
offer
domestic
violence
counseling
to
adult
victims
in
the
Mooresville/Lake
Norman
Area
●
Conducted
assessments
with
adults
for
domestic
violence
counseling
services
●
Offered
individual
and
group
counseling,
in
addition
to
case
management
services
●
Developed
and
evaluated
case
plan
goals

2. Hotel
Partnership
Project
Charlotte,
NC
United
Family
Services’
Shelter
for
Battered
Women
and
September
2007-­‐June
2012
Mecklenburg
County
Community
Support
Services
Counselor
●
Started
up
and
grew
a
new
program:
hotel
partnership
project
between
the
non-­‐profit
agency
United
Family
Services
and
Mecklenburg
County
Community
Support
Services
●
Coordinated
with
four
area
hotels
emergency
housing
to
expand
housing
capabilities
for
domestic
violence
victims
and
their
children,
and
established
a
meal
voucher
program
for
clients
●
Provided
individual
crisis
counseling
for
domestic
violence
victims
United
Family
Services’
Shelter
for
Battered
Women
Charlotte,
NC
Paid
Counseling
Internship
August
2006-­‐July
2007
Trauma
Counselor
July
2007-­‐September
2008
●
Offered
crisis
counseling
and
case
management
to
domestic
violence
victims
●
Facilitated
a
weekly
substance
abuse
recovery
group
and
a
grief
group
●
Executed
Substance
Abuse
Assessments
and
Post-­‐Traumatic
Stress
Disorder
Assessments
●
Conducted
drug
tests,
and
compiled
substance
abuse
statistics
for
the
ABC
Board
Presbyterian
Hospital-­‐Main
Charlotte,
NC
Chaplain’s
Office
Counseling
Internship
January
2006-­‐June
2006
●
Provided
counsel
and
support
to
patients
and
their
families
●
Assisted
patients
with
living
wills
Presbyterian
Samaritan
Counseling
Center
Charlotte,
NC
Counseling
Internship
September
2005-­‐December
2005
●
Enhanced
counseling
skills
by
serving
as
a
co-­‐therapist
in
a
clinical
environment
Volunteer
Experience
Mission
Trip
Swaziland,
Africa
Adventures
in
Missions
August
2012
●
Offered
spiritual
support
and
encouragement
to
widows
and
orphans
●
Assisted
in
planning
activities
for
children
at
a
local
mission
care
point
●
Led
a
team
on
home
visits
to
assist
with
physical
and
spiritual
concerns
Elevation
Church
Charlotte,
NC
Host
Services
Team
Leader-­‐Blakeney
Location
June
2011-­‐January
2014
●
Facilitated
a
team
of
volunteers
to
help
welcome
and
connect
new
families
●
Implemented
initiatives
and
systems
in
order
to
strengthen
the
overall
campus
●
Communicated
weekly
information
Host
Services
Volunteer-­‐Uptown
Location
June
2014-­‐January
2015
●
Engaged
and
connected
new
families
●
Utilized
an
online
database
system
in
order
to
register
and
connect
families
with
the
children’s
ministry
and
the
Church