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Carly Cullotta

Case Manager
Schiller Park, IL
Case Management Internship Opportunities Other Behavioral Health Positions Full time

I am an empathetic and experienced mental health professional dedicated to providing a genuine and authentic therapeutic space. I strive to promote client autonomy while offering compassionate support and guidance. My values include confidentiality, clinical judgment, supervision, and continuous learning to ensure quality care and client well-being.

Skills

  • Crisis Intervention and Management
  • Screening and Assessment
  • Trauma-Informed Care
  • Cultural Competence and Humility
  • Ethical and Legal Knowledge
  • Clinical Judgment and Decision Making
  • Empathy and Compassion
  • Treatment Planning
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Strong Knowledge of MH/SUD Diagnoses
  • Strong Written and Verbal Clinical Language
  • Conceptualization of Clinical Assessment
  • Client Advocacy
  • Promoting Autonomy
  • SI/HI Assessment
  • Telehealth Competency
  • Rapport Building
  • Reflective Practice
  • Interdisciplinary Collaboration
  • Self-Aware and Receptive to Feedback
  • Professionalism and Integrity

Licenses and certifications

  • MH/AODA Function Screening
  • Mental Health First Aid
  • MI/DBT/CFI/ACT/IPT/ABT Skills Training
  • Harm-Reduction
  • Polyvagal Theory & Biopsychosocial Theory
  • Risk Assessment and Management
  • Cultural Competency & Humility to Cultural Reverence 
  • Community Safety for Care Workers
  • NAMI Hearing Voices
  • Crisis Planning
  • Trauma-Informed Care
  • Dual Diagnosis

Work Experience

CCS Care Coordinator
Professional Services Group Jan 2022 - Jun 2024
  • Specialized in providing intensive case management services to adults in underserved 
    and diverse populations with severe, persistent mental illness and co-occurring mental 
    health and substance use disorders, addressing the complex interplay between addiction 
    and psychiatric symptoms.
  • Conducted comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments to evaluate clients' strengths, 
    barriers, recovery goals, mental health status and symptoms, treatment history, support 
    networks, trauma history, readiness to change, and substance use, to develop 
    individualized treatment plans.
  • Developed and implemented individualized and integrative treatment plans in 
    collaboration with clients, families, and treatment teams, incorporating evidence-based 
    interventions and recovery-oriented goals to address psychiatric symptoms and 
    functional impairments.
  • Assessed level of need to determine appropriate frequency for home visits; consistently 
    facilitated regular home visits and outreach to engage clients in treatment, medication 
    management, symptom monitoring, and psychosocial rehabilitation, promoting recovery 
    and functional independence in the community.
  • Monitored clients' progress towards treatment goals through consistent follow-up and 
    outcome measurement, adjusting interventions and service plans as needed to promote 
    recovery and maximize quality of life.
  • Facilitated communication and collaboration among interdisciplinary team members, 
    including, psychiatrists, therapists, wellness managers, rehabilitation specialists, 
    physical health monitors, and peer support specialists, to ensure continuity of care and 
    coordinated for service delivery and transitions between level of care.
  • Provided crisis intervention and supportive counseling to clients experiencing acute 
    mental health crises, collaborating with emergency services and crisis stabilization to 
    ensure client safety.
  • Documented client progress, treatment interventions, assessment summaries, treatment 
    justifications, and outcomes in electronic health records (EHR), maintaining 
    confidentiality and compliance with regulatory requirements
Youth and Family Specialist
Walker’s Point Youth and Family Center Feb 2020 - Feb 2021
  • Specialized in providing crisis intervention, crisis prevention and de-escalation, and 
    therapeutic intervention to at risk youth in crisis and their families.
  • Conducted intake assessments and evaluated level of need/risk to determine required 
    level of care to provide crisis intervention services.
  • Developed clinical justification for shelter acceptance of youth based on housing 
    instability, psychiatric presentation, and abuse assessment.
  • Provided direct supervision of youth in addition to 24-hour telephone crisis counseling 
    and referral information to callers in need.
  • Developed and implemented group therapy activities in adjunct to individual 
    psychotherapy to promote interpersonal skill development, group processing, 
    psychoeducation, and peer support.
  • Documented behavioral and interpersonal observations, progress, level of participation, 
    intervention logs, and summaries of crisis counseling calls

Education

M.A. Clinical Mental Health Counseling
The Chicago School of Professional Psychology Oct 2022 - Present
B.A. Psychology
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Sep 2019 - Aug 2021
B.A. Psychology
Concordia University - Wisconsin Aug 2017 - May 2019