Emily Toczyski

Working in the Sex Offender Community Treatment Program (SOCTP), conducting risk assessments, discharge summaries, monthly evaluations, and narrative documentation on incarcerated individuals. Running program groups based on SOCTP curriculum guidelines and participating in weekly treatment team meetings.

Conducted individual and group therapy sessions using evidence-based practices for forensic clients mandated for treatment. Participated in interdisciplinary treatment team meetings and ran anger management, domestic violence, substance use, and sexual offense prevention groups.

Counseled patients in individual and group sessions, conducted psychosocial assessments, and participated in interdisciplinary treatment team meetings. Aided in the care for the severely and persistently mentally ill.

Conducted biopsychosocial assessments and was responsible for discharge planning. Participated in interdisciplinary treatment team meetings, aided in the care for the severely mentally ill, and made appropriate referrals for community resources.

Conducted client assessments, wrote client treatment plans, and performed psychotherapy with clients. Proficient in MHARS.

Assisted with patient care, helped run therapy groups, and ensured patients were well cared for. Collaborated with healthcare professionals to support patient well-being.

Conducted assessments with potential participants and aided participants in maintaining sobriety. Connected participants with local services and assisted the unit coordinator in court.

Grade: Magnum Cum Laude

Completed a Bachelor of Arts with a focus on forensic psychology. Studied the application of psychological principles within the legal and criminal justice systems, including criminal behavior and psychological assessment.

Grade: Summa Cum Laude

Earned a Master of Social Work degree, specializing in advanced clinical practice. Developed expertise in evidence-based interventions, psychosocial assessment, and advocacy for diverse populations.