Stacie E Hebert, 536215 Curie St, New Orleans, LA 70122

New Orleans, LA

Program Development

Cultural Diversity Committee at Salem State College, School of Social Work since 2009
Member National Association of Social Workers - Massachusetts Chapter 2010 - 2010
Macro-Level Social Work Intern NASW Symposium 2010 2010 - 2010
Presenter Salem State College 2010 - 2010
Research Assistant Graduate Research Day 2009 at Salem State College May 2009 - Oct 2009
Presenter Salem Hospital Aug 2009 - Sep 2009
Clinical Social Work Intern Habit OPCO, Inc. (formerly Habit Management) May 2009 - Jul 2009
Clinical Social Work Intern YMCA 2007 - 2009
Lifeguard The New Social Worker Magazine 2006 - 2009
Reader Volunteers of America 2004 - 2008
Volunteer Louisiana State University 2001 - 2005
Database Administrator Jefferson Parish Human Services Authority 1998 - 2000
Program Director / Counselor New Orleans HIV/AIDS Planning Council 1998 - 2000
Member Louisiana HIV Prevention Community Planning group 1998 - 2000
Member U.S. Army National Guard 1990 - 1996
Administrative Clerk & Food Service Specialist

Salem State College 2008 - 2010
MSW, Social Work (Health/Mental Health) Louisiana State University 2002 - 2006
University of New Orleans 1993 - 1998
B.A., Forensic Psychology, American Bar Association paralegal certificate Salem State College
Thematic Literature Review of the literature concerning The Use of Cognitive Therapy (CBT) in Reducing Symptoms of Anxiety Introduction Anxiety disorders are some of the most common mental health disorders (James, Soler, and Weatherall, 2005). As well, Hunot, Churchill, Teixeira, and Silva de Lima (2007) add that Generalized Anxiety Disorder is highly prevalent among the population. James, et al. (2005) writes that 5 to 18% of all children and adolescents experience anxiety disorders. This literature review examines how cognitive therapy (also known as CBT) is used to reframe negative cognitions, especially about oneself, and thereby works to reduce or alleviate symptoms of anxiety. Specifically, it is designed to address how cognitive therapy techniques work to change negative self-statements, so that people experiencing symptoms of anxiety may find relief?

Public Health, Community Organizing, Program Development, Prevention, Social Justice, Advocacy, Leadership, Community Building, Program Management, Nonprofits, Problem Solving, Quantitative Research, Supervisory Skills, Teamwork, Team Building, Public Policy, Policy Analysis, Person Centered Treatment, Qualitative Research, Political Advocacy, Project Planning, Project Management, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Database Administration, Data Analysis, Spss, Feminist Theory, Social Media, Non Profits, Strategic Planning, Logic Models, Coalition Development, Product Development, Writing, Research and Information Integration, Systems Analysis, Creativity, Innovation, Database Design, Teaching, Technical Writing, Investigation, Microsoft Office, Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Social Media Marketing, Higher Education, Economic Justice, Brief Task Centered Treatment

Social Services
Economic Empowerment
Civil Rights and Social Action
Poverty Alleviation
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Human Rights
Animal Welfare
Arts and Culture
Health

Slidell, LA

Education Management

Slidell, LA

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Children
Education
Environment
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Human Rights
Animal Welfare
Arts and Culture
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English

Bachlor of Science ~ Elementary Education