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Jonathan Ehlinger LMHCA, NCC
4216 50th Ave. S. Seattle, WA 98118
509.554.8476 ehlingerjonathan@gmail.com
Education
The University of Akron, Akron, OH
Master of Science in Education, Clinical Mental Health Counseling August 2015
CACREP Accredited
Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA
Post-Baccalaureate Secondary Teaching Certification – English March 2010
Washington State University, Pullman, WA
B.S. Psychology, Minor English – Cum Laude May 2006
Relevant Graduate Coursework
 Treatment Planning
in Clinical Counseling
 Techniques of
Research
 Techniques of
Counseling
 Tests and Appraisals
 Counseling Theory &
Philosophy
 Career Counseling
 Multicultural
Counseling
 Group Counseling
 Addiction Counseling
 Counseling Children
 Personality &
Abnormal Behavior
 Individual & Family
Development
 DSM IV/5 and
Clinical Diagnosis
Clinical Experience
Greenleaf Family Center, Akron, OH
Clinical Trainee Jan. 2015-Aug 2015
 Provided individual and group counseling for adolescents, adults, couples and
families under the mentorship of an internship supervisor for 250 direct client
hours and 600 total clinical hours
 Assessed, diagnosed, and treated mental and emotional disorders utilizing CBT,
Solution Focused, Motivational Interviewing, and Client Centered intervention
techniques
 Treated alcohol and drug use disorders by assisting clients in identifying relapse
triggers and decreasing future episodes of substance abuse through
psychoeducation and CBT based individual interventions
 Created and co-facilitated a CBT based Men’s Anger Management group of 14-18
clients
 Provided counseling to Tri County EAP clients
 Provided appropriate referrals to community resources
 Worked directly with referral sources for treatment coordination
 Administered and scored a variety of assessments including the SASSI, BDI-II
and the Self Directed Search

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Psychiatric Emergency Services, Akron, OH
Hotline Volunteer Jan. 2015-Aug. 2015
 Provided support to individuals who call in to the local and national suicide
hotline 4-8 hours per week
 Assessed individuals for the potential to harm or kill either themselves or others
 Referred individuals to appropriate community resources
 Requested immediate intervention by police and EMS when risk to individual
callers was imminent
 Documented all calls with specific details regarding suicide risk assessment
Chima Clinic for Individual and Family Counseling, Akron, OH
Practicum Student-Individual Counseling Aug. 2014-Dec. 2014
 Provided counseling to adults under the mentorship of a practicum supervisor
 Administered SAMHSA anger management curriculum to individuals
 Maintained all clinical documentation for client caseload
 Provided 55 hours of direct individual counseling
Portage Path Behavioral Health, Akron, OH
Practicum Student-Group Counseling Sept. 2014-Dec. 2014
 Observed and co-facilitated an Intensive Outpatient Group for individuals
suffering from severe and persistent mental and emotional disorders and
substance use disorders
 Implemented cognitive behavioral curriculum under the supervision of Portage
Path Professional Clinical Counselors and Independent Social Workers
 Provided 25 hours of direct group counseling
Professional Development
Motivational Interviewing I & II - Instructor: Dr. Greg Emanuelson MINT Certified Trainer,
Hosted by: Greenleaf Family Center, April 24 & May 8, 2015
An Introduction to Dialectic Behavior Therapy – Presented by: Melanie Harned PhD., The
Linehan Institute, Hosted by: Emerge Counseling Services, March 6, 2015
Honors and Activities
 Psi Chi Honor Society (Inducted 2003)
 Member Chi Sigma Iota
References Upon Request