Emma Clarke

Provided childcare services to K-12 individuals since 2015, focusing on engagement and communication skills across diverse populations. Managed household tasks for families.

Assisted in researching probation policies and recidivism rates, developed a youth internship program, and managed a youth Healing to Wellness court to support families in the justice system.

As an intern, I initiated one-on-one services under supervision, engaged in casework including crisis intervention, and developed community outreach programs. I also launched a YouTube series on nervous system regulation.

Assisted in organizing a fundraising event to promote accessible psychedelic medicine and care, contributing to community development.

Worked one-on-one with mentees to address Social Determinants of Health, focusing on mental health and health monitoring. Gained experience in handling sensitive situations and trauma.

Created a safe environment for children to express themselves through art, enhancing their artistic skills and knowledge.

Distributed mail to faculty, staff, and students, while fostering a positive environment and enhancing client-facing interaction skills.

Activities and societies: Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist (In Progress)

Pursuing a Masters of Social Work with a focus on clinical addiction. Engaged in research presentations at international conferences, including the IASWG in Madrid, Spain.

Activities and societies: Language: Spanish (Conversational)

Completed a Bachelor of Arts in Public Health Studies, with minors in Spanish and Psychology. Developed skills in health advocacy and community engagement.