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Rhonda Wilson: Case Study

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Rhonda Wilson is a Licensed Associate Professional Counselor, who is experienced in conducting psychotherapy with children and families. Used cognitive behavioral and solution focused therapies that encompassed individual, marital, couples, group, and crisis intervention counseling to students experiencing social, emotional, educational, and vocational difficulties. Worked within the community to educate families on social services and coordinated behavioral health care with academic and medical care. To reestablish Clinical Therapist knowledge, techniques, and assessments, I reenrolled in Argosy University Atlanta for certification as Marriage and Family Therapist and volunteer as therapist at my local church. Currently, looking for

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