Victoria Compton

Worked as Clinical Therapist at Family Care Center.

Maintain a caseload between 20-30 clients seen at least twice per week, with ethical and professional documentation. Oversee the clinical documentation and practice of 2-6 Family Support Specialist interns. Establish practices that can support the agency in opening up Community Counseling Program to begin providing services to persons in our community that may not be eligible for FAYS services.

Accepted position as unpaid Intern during Graduate Program, became Family Support Specialist before licensed, and transitioned to Counselor II after receiving license for non-profit community-based counseling services to families and children
Maintained a caseload between 10-45 clients at a time, ensured all state documentation, progress notes, releases of information to schools/CPS/CASA/lawyers,

Maintained scheduling system that ensured all Associates and Supervisors received hours that respected their personal and academic needs.
Maintained CPR/First Aid/AED Instructor’s credentials to update and refresh employees and members of the University of appropriate emergency protocols.

Maintained scheduling system that ensured all Associates and Supervisors received hours that respected their personal and academic needs
Maintained CPR/First Aid/AED Instructor’s credentials to update and refresh employees and members of the University of appropriate emergency protocols

Lead different levels of practice throughout the week, ensured that students, staff, and faculty could explore different forms of yoga and mindfulness.
Continued to film, edit, and post gentle and encouraging practices on Campus Rec Youtube Channel, even after social distancing protocols had been recalled, to continue to engage with public unable to attend classes in person.

Maintained contracts with Baylor Scott&White Healthcare, UMHB University Campus Recreation, TAMUCT Campus Recreation, Anytime Fitness Temple, Just Fitness 24/7 Belton, The Spa at Tuscan Square Temple, Butterflies Prospering Wellness Co Killeen, and more.
Hosted varying levels of intensity and mindfulness based on the needs of clients, and presented and demonstrated often at Temple VA Mental Health

Lead different levels of practice throughout the week, ensured that students, staff, and faculty could explore different forms of yoga and mindfulness
Continued to film, edit, and post gentle and encouraging practices on Campus Rec Youtube channel, even after social distancing protocols had been recalled, in order to engage with public unable or unwilling to attend classes in person

Lead different levels of practice throughout the week, ensured that Staff could explore different forms of yoga and mindfulness as a part of the Employee Wellness Program.
Shared gentle Hatha practices, psychoeducation about psychosomatic stress as it is trapped in the nervous system, and discussed value of trauma-informed yoga practices as a coping skill for managing vicarious trauma in the Cance

Introduced to the major historical theories of Leadership in society, as well as major movements in the development of human and societal Psychology. Knowledge of leadership philosophies that have been successful throughout history. Trained in many aspects of basic needs of others and techniques for maneuvering delicate situations.

CACREP accredited program completed and professional portfolio from major presentations saved. 600 Hours of Indirect/Direct counseling with clients mandated by parole, and local community resources for children's programs after school.
Presented a proposal to Dean of Student Affairs to establish a mental health hike that would blend the resources of Campus Recreation and the Student Counseling Cen

Issued Jun 2022

Issued Jul 2025