Eden Wondim

Provide virtual and phone-based short-term counseling using CBT, SFBT, and MI to address stress, anxiety, depression, and work-related issues while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and maintaining confidential records.

Deliver trauma-informed counseling to Indigenous children under 19 using TF-CBT, Play Therapy, and Narrative Therapy, develop culturally responsive treatment plans, and coordinate with multidisciplinary teams and community resources.

Conduct family and child assessments, deliver time-limited home- and community-based interventions, co-develop plans with Integrated Case Management teams, and co-facilitate parent education programs.

Provided goal-oriented, time-limited therapy for youth (12–24) using CBT and Solution-Focused approaches, completed clinical documentation, and maintained culturally respectful practice.

Supported children (4–16) in foster care through individualized care plans, supervised access visits, facilitated foster parent support groups, and coordinated services with multidisciplinary teams.

Provided outreach and one-on-one support to youth (14–18), conducted needs assessments, developed individualized support plans, monitored court-ordered conditions, and connected youth to community resources.

Conducted strengths-focused family assessments, co-developed intervention goals and service plans, monitored progress, and completed timely clinical documentation within a team consultation model.

Completed a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology with clinical training focused on assessment, evidence-based interventions, and trauma-informed care.

Earned a Bachelor of Arts in Community Services with emphasis in Family and Child Studies, focusing on child and family support practices.