Nehama B

Provide individual telehealth psychotherapy to young adults and adults presenting with anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and life transitions. Conduct assessments, develop treatment plans, monitor progress with evidence-based practices, and maintain HIPAA-compliant clinical documentation.

Provided emotional support and guidance to students, addressing social, emotional, mental, and spiritual needs while building trusting relationships and advocating for students. Ran dorm Shabbos programming, supervised dorm stability and curfews, and accompanied students on trips.

Facilitated group therapy for mental health and addictions groups in an outpatient rehabilitation setting. Used CBT, art therapy, gratitude practices, emotion regulation techniques, coping skills, and meditation, and recorded detailed session notes for treatment planning support.

Performed Minimum Data Set (MDS) assessments, including BIMS and PHQ-9. Counseled patients for transitions back to the community, home, or long-term care, educated patients and families on end-of-life decisions and resources, and collaborated on patient-centered care plans with interdisciplinary teams.

Pursuing a Master of Social Work degree at Wurzweiler School of Social Work, a division of Yeshiva University.

Grade: GPA: 3.86

Activities and societies: Dean’s List; Recipient of Touro’s Academic Scholarship.

Earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Lander College for Women, a division of Touro University.