Anna Marsh

Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern at The Children's Center Utah
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(386) 825-5501
Location
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States, US

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Credentials

  • CNP
    Nonprofit Leadership Alliance
    May, 2017
    - Oct, 2024
  • CCLS
    The Association of Child Life Professionals, Inc.
    Aug, 2017
    - Oct, 2024
  • Heartsaver-CPR/AED
    American Heart Association
    Apr, 2018
    - Oct, 2024

Experience

    • United States
    • Mental Health Care
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern
      • Aug 2021 - Present

      I currently serve as a family therapist under the license of my supervisor, as I am working towards graduation and licensure to become a clinical mental health counseling intern. In this role, I primarily work with children between the ages of zero and six and their families to provide mental health support. My clientele includes children struggling with anxiety, selective mutism, post-traumatic stress disorder, and other behavioral or emotional conditions. I am receiving training in the Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC) and Child Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) therapeutic models. Show less

  • PRIMARY CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
    • Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
    • Certified Child Life Specialist
      • Nov 2019 - Present

      I currently work part time in the outpatient Safe and Healthy Families Clinic, which specializes in supporting children who have experiences child abuse and/or neglect. Additionally, I also work PRN in the emergency department as needed. In this role, I am familiar and comfortable working with children and families experiencing a traumatic event, child abuse, and bereavement situations. I have extensive experience working with family members (parents, sibling, and extended family members) who have recently experienced the death of a child and provide emotional support and memory making opportunities to these families. Show less

    • United States
    • Hospitals and Health Care
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Certified Child Life Specialist
      • Jun 2017 - May 2019

      Certified Child Life Specialists must go through a rigorous 600 internship before being able to sit for their certification examination, which covers child developmental theory, application and practice of skills to support the hospitalized child cope with medical experiences, and ethics surrounding working with the hospitalized child and their family. I worked for two years as a child life specialist in the CVICU and various outpatient clinics at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital. I engaged with patients and families to help them better understand and positively cope with complex heart conditions and other medical needs, which at times required emergent, short term, or long-term medical care. Show less

    • Child Life Intern
      • Aug 2016 - Dec 2016

      I gained 600+ hours professional experience that allowed me to sit for my child life certification exam. As an intern, I was responsible for growing increasingly more independent on rotations as a child life specialist. My rotations were: inpatient acute care unit/trauma, same day surgery, and the outpatient diabetes clinic. My roles as a child life intern included providing patients with psychological preparation and support for procedures, normalization of the hospital environment, diversionary activities and programming, caregiver and sibling support, bereavement support, and working with healthcare professionals collaboratively as part of a comprehensive patient and family centered care team. Show less

    • Summer Honors Reseach Fellow
      • May 2016 - Aug 2016

      I was one of ten students chosen to receive funding for my research project partnering with the child development department at the University of Memphis. My research focused on how to begin a new and successful academic program for students interested in seeking a career as a child life specialist.

    • Resident Advisor
      • Aug 2014 - May 2016

      My responsibilities included getting to know over 50 residents on a personal level and giving them a safe space to come for advice and support. I conducted regular safety checks of rooms and performed rounds of the building on assigned duty nights to make sure everything was running smoothly during the week. I also led monthly educational programs to support my residents' involvement on campus, academic success, and ability to overcome personal obstacles.

    • United States
    • Non-profit Organizations
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Education Department Intern
      • Jan 2016 - Apr 2016

      As an intern, I was in charge of planning and implementing different events and activities to teach children about nature and the environment. Various events included: local school visits, mommy and me preschool activities, springtime special events (ex-Easter Egg Hunt), and a children’s spring break camp. As an intern, I was in charge of planning and implementing different events and activities to teach children about nature and the environment. Various events included: local school visits, mommy and me preschool activities, springtime special events (ex-Easter Egg Hunt), and a children’s spring break camp.

    • United States
    • Hospitality
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Development Intern
      • Jan 2015 - Apr 2015

      By interning here for 150+ hours, I learned about what running a non-profit entails and how fundraising events are implemented in a non-profit setting. This allowed me to follow through the implementation process of multiple Ronald McDonald House spring fundraising events (Red Shoe Gala, Pop-Tab Palooza, and Drive it Home Raffle). This internship included learning about major gift and annual gift cultivation and stewardship, direct mail, corporate and organizational support, and sponsorships. By interning here for 150+ hours, I learned about what running a non-profit entails and how fundraising events are implemented in a non-profit setting. This allowed me to follow through the implementation process of multiple Ronald McDonald House spring fundraising events (Red Shoe Gala, Pop-Tab Palooza, and Drive it Home Raffle). This internship included learning about major gift and annual gift cultivation and stewardship, direct mail, corporate and organizational support, and sponsorships.

    • United States
    • Restaurants
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Team Trainer
      • Jul 2011 - Aug 2014

      When I was 16, I started my first job at Taco Bell, and within 6 months, management promoted me to the team trainer position. As a team trainer, I taught new hires how to run front end and drive through cashiers. I developed skills and earned certification in all areas of store management, including on the food line, food prep, and product pick up and distribution. When I was 16, I started my first job at Taco Bell, and within 6 months, management promoted me to the team trainer position. As a team trainer, I taught new hires how to run front end and drive through cashiers. I developed skills and earned certification in all areas of store management, including on the food line, food prep, and product pick up and distribution.

Education

  • Concordia University Irvine
    Master of Arts - MA, Mental Health Counseling/Counselor
    2019 - 2022
  • The University of Memphis
    Bachelor of Professional Studies, Child Development
    2013 - 2017
  • Southwest Tennessee Community College
    Dual Enrollment Classes, General Education Credits
    2011 - 2012
  • HomeLife Academy
    High School, GPA: 3.78
    2009 - 2013

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