Therapist

• Mar 2021 - Present

Dr. Shively is accepting new clients - call today. FFC accepts some insurances, along with private pay and offers a sliding fee scale to clients. We are a group of therapists who are committed to building the health of families. We offer counseling services for children, teens, and adults; as well as couples and family therapy. Using the highest professional standards, our providers create a strategy building on the strengths of the client to help promote resilience and build strong foundations. Scheduling: https://foundationsfamily.com/schedule-now-2/ Bio: https://foundationsfamily.com/paige-stewart/ Psychology Today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/profile/846158 Show less

Adjunct Professor

• Apr 2020 - Present

Adjunct Professor

• Sep 2020 - Present

Counselor

• Jan 2020 - Mar 2021

Postdoctoral Fellowship

• Nov 2018 - Mar 2021

Obtained a post-doctoral fellowship position at Daily Behavioral Heath. Provides outpatient treatment, psychological assessments and group therapy in the Greater Cleveland area. The practice provides services to a variety of pediatric patients, specifically patients with Autism Spectrums Disorders.

Adjunct Professor

• Jan 2020 - Jan 2021

Head Of School

• Feb 2019 - Nov 2019

Heartland High School exists to provide a recovery-centered education that creates a sense of belonging, self-confidence, and purpose for students. Heartland is the first and only recovery school in Ohio and opened July 2019. Served as the Executive Director of the nonprofit organization and also as the Head of School of Heartland High School during the start up phase of the school. Was hired during the pre-operational phase and actively participated in the development of the school. Oversaw the design of the school’s policies, development of educational and recovery curriculum, and the selection of staff. A contribution to the school was the successful completion of the plan of compliance with the Department of Education and the school receiving their accreditation with the state. Served as the liaison between the Board of Directors and the school. Responsibilities included, but were not limited to: financial operations, fundraising, developing relationships with community partners, designing and implementing student programs, facilitation educational night for parents and community supporters, developing mental health curriculum for substance use groups and training peer support coaches to implement curriculum, overseeing educational and recovery-related activities, hiring well-qualified staff, providing support and training for staff, grant writing, continuous communication with individual and organizational donors, planning and analysis of the school’s strategic plan and 5-year plan, maintaining and developing up-to-date empirically supported services, obtaining statistical data and completing analysis to track social/emotional/learning measures, overseeing student enrollment, leading outreach efforts, and marketing projects. Show less

Psychology Internship, Integrated Primary Care

• Oct 2017 - Oct 2018

Internship involves providing services within the Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for Opioid Addiction and the Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) program. The MAT program is an interdisciplinary program that involves Valley Health family practice physicians, psychiatrists, nurses, nurse-practitioners, pharmacists, psychologists, and other behavioral health providers working together to promote recovery and independence from opioid addiction, serious mental illness, and crisis interventions. 10 hours each week providing services in an integrated primary care clinic. Interns complete warm hand-offs from physicians to establish an initial face-to-face contact between the behavioral health provider and the patients and to transfer the trust and rapport to the behavioral health provider. Interns are available for provider consultation as part of the patient-centered approach. They provide diagnostic impressions, complete brief interventions, facilitate referrals to treatment, and foster a patient’s readiness for change. 14 hours each week providing outpatient psychotherapy services. We see patients from preschool-aged children to geriatrics for individual outpatient psychotherapy for a variety of presenting concerns. 4 hours each week of psychological testing and report writing. Show less

Pre Doctoral Intern, Psychotherapy and Assessment

• Jul 2016 - Jul 2017

We provide individual therapy for adults, adolescents and children, family therapy, and group therapy. As well as mental health-themed workshops open to the community. Treatment and support for: depression, anxiety, stress management, parenting, child & adolescent issues, life transitions, grief & loss, divorce, ADHD, eating disorders, social and emotional regulation skills, acculturation, trauma, disruptive behaviors, school issues such as bullying or concentration, work/life/family balance challenges, and personal growth. In addition, time during the week was spent working on psychological assessments and in consultation group. Show less

Practicum, Neuropsychometrist

• Jan 2015 - Aug 2016

A private consulting practice conducting neuropsychological examinations, forensic consultations, and disability determination A private consulting practice conducting neuropsychological examinations, forensic consultations, and disability determination