Chloé Bériault

• Offer therapeutic sessions to children and adolescents who have been victims of physical and sexual abuse.
• Support caretakers in the healing process of their children
• Provided psychoeducation on trauma to support understanding and recovery.
• Maintained accurate documentation of therapy sessions and client progress notes
• Conducted comprehensive assessments to identify children's psychological needs and strengths

• Write psychoeducational assessment referrals for clients who need further support

• Participate in weekly clinical supervision and peer consultation

• Use a trauma-informed approach, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Narrative Therapy and Internal Family System

• Attended trainings and workshops related to trauma therapy topics

• Provide psychotherapeutic services.
• Assess and conduct mental health screenings.
• Develop treatment plans.
• Offer individual therapy and co-facilitate therapeutic groups and/or Educational
• Maintaining records and updating databases.
• Participates in case discussions and clinical team meetings.
• Create and maintain partnerships with community resources.
• Performs any other related duties required by his/her immediate clinical supervisor.

• Perform the first contact interventions by phone or visit.
• Answer calls to the crisis line.
• Develop a personalized security plan.
• Individual support and group meetings.
• Support for the development of an action plan based on the needs and priorities of the residents.
• Provision of personalized consulting services, debriefing and defusing.
• Accompany the residents in their devictimization process by offering counseling.
• Act as a liaison between community resources (referral to appropriate services).

• Facilitate group counseling for women while using a therapeutic approach.
• Intervene with clients with mental health and addiction disorders.
• Ensure active listening.
• Use the harm reduction approach and the feminist approach.
• Support women in their healing and personal journey.

• See functions at Citad’elle
• Provided empathetic support to callers in crisis situations.
• Assessed client needs and directed them to appropriate resources.
• Maintained accurate records of interactions and interventions.

• Interact with members and offer activities that promote mental and physical health.
• Empower clients and create a bond of trust to make them feel valued.
• Help clients find a sense of accomplishment, self-esteem and belonging.
• Promote the use of human resources.
• Help prevent readmission to the hospital.
• Intake counselor
• Screen new clients wanting to receive agency services.
• Answer questions from clients or people wanting to learn about the various programs offered by the agency and refer people to resources relevant to their needs.
• Assist intensive case managers with multiple tasks and observe their work.
• Offer active listening and an empathetic approach to clients with mental health problems and/or concurrent problems (during crisis intervention on several occasions).
• Immediate psychological intervention (defusing) and post-immediate psychotherapeutic treatment (debriefing).