Jennifer Hurley is a licensed clinical social worker with over 11 years of experience providing therapy and clinical supervision in residential facilities and schools for children and adolescents ages 5-18. She has extensive experience facilitating trainings for staff on topics such as problem sexual behaviors, suicide prevention, and evidence-based treatment models. Currently she works as a clinical specialist at a school for adolescents with problem sexual behaviors.

1. Jennifer Ann Hurley, LCSW
29 Woodvale Drive
Northford CT. 06472
(203) 907-9479
Jennhurley96@gmail.com
www.linkedin.com/pub/jennifer-hurley/1a/3b8/61b
Summary
Licensed clinical social worker with over 11 years of experience in residential facilities & clinical day school for
male and females ages 5-18 years old seeking new employment opportunities
Leadership
• Facilitate trainings to milieu staff and school staff focused on youth with problem sexual behaviors.
• Participates/facilitates training in material such as Pathways, Risking Connections, and other evidenced based models
of treatment
• Facilitate trainings to milieu staff and school staff focused on suicide risk assessments and monitoring of high risk
youth. All trainings were heavily weighted to incorporated learning styles specific to adult learning theory.
• Provide weekly clinical supervision toward licensure to two clinician’s in a psychiatric residential facility and two
clinician’s in residential focused on problem sexual behaviors.
• Provide weekly supervision to recreational therapist, family support specialist, and case manager.
• Facilitate weekly clinical rounds with clinical team.
• Modeled appropriate crisis interventions to help clients de-escalate. Have taken part in debriefing clinical staff on the
implementation of de-escalation methods specific to clients with a trauma history as well as those with
psychopathology.
• Participated in training video, to be used for all new employees, at Boys and Girls Village. The focus of the video is
the treatment of individuals with Problem Sexual Behavior.
• Facilitate weekly TFCBT (Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral therapy) meetings with clinical staff.
• Trains clinicians on implementation of PNMI treatment plans, MTPPR’s, crisis behavior assessments.
• Risking Connections trainer. This certification involved a week long training observed by Elizabeth Powell, Risking
Connections Trainer. It is widely used and is recognized as Best Practices
• Carries cell phone 24/7 in order to respond to clinical emergencies
• Coordinates and attends case conferences, focal treatment meetings and providers meetings.
• Will begin facilitating weekly DSM-5 trainings with APRN In December 2014
• Generate biopsychosocial assessments to assist in timely identification and subsequent treatment of problems
associated with anti-social behaviors.
• Trains clinical staff on improving writing skills needed to explicate the ebb and flow of adolescent interests and
problem thinking to assist in a strength based approach to treatment.
• Process of being SIFI trained through Fordham University, currently supervising two MSW interns in the school
setting.
• Train School Staff weekly on how to effectively work with youth with PSB in the schools setting i.e. following
safety planning, etc.
• Trained in TCI model
Social Service Skills
• Provide individual and group therapy to adolescents, children and adolescents with anxiety, victims of sexual
abuse/trauma, depressions, court involvement, and problem sexual behaviors.
• Engage youth in DBT group in the school setting
• Provided group and individual therapy to children preparing to therapeutic foster care.
• Provided family therapy to families with complex trauma history. In the course of this work regular reading and re-
training has been undertaken.

2. • Provided therapeutic groups focused on victim awareness and disclosures relative to problem sexual behavior.
• Helped adult clients with mental illness identify new coping strategies for success. This work has been driven by the
goals of the clients in a collaborative manner.
• Educated clients with community resources and linked clients to appropriate services.
• Provided clinical services in the milieu setting. The work involved modeling for clinical staff and ongoing processing
with staff to ensure program fidelity.
• Assist adult clients with mental illness with developing daily living skills
• Provided weekly individual psychotherapy to 10+ clients in utilizing a cognitive behavioral approach and
curriculum models appropriate for each individual.
• Specialize in treatment specific to youth with problem sexual behavior age 12-18.
Professional Experience
PSB Clinical Specialist
Charles F. Hayden School 2016- Current
Safe Haven /Kids I.N.N Clinical Coordinator
Boys and Girls Village 2011- Current
Kids INN Psychiatric Residential Clinical Coordinator
Boys and Girls Village 2009-2011
Safe Home Clinician
Boys and Girls Village 2007-2009
Education
Licensed Clinical Social Worker 2009
License Number 007435
Masters in Social Work, May 2007
Fordham University NY
Bachelors in Social Work, August 2006
Southern Connecticut State University CT
Classes taken toward minor in Psychology 2005
Quinnipiac University, Hamden CT.
Internships
Continuum of Care, 2006-2007
Case Management for adults with psychiatric disabilities
Professional Development
Ongoing clinical consultation with Dr. Phil Rich and Amy Shuman who specialize in youth with problem sexual
behaviors
Participates in ongoing clinical consultation calls focused on TF-CBT and recently presented at the TFCBT
conference in May 2015.

3. Member of CATSO
Currently in the process of being trained in writing Psychosexual Evaluations
Computer Skills
Proficient in Microsoft Office: Word, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint
References available upon request.