Crystal Mohr

Clinical Counselor

• Collaboratively completed comprehensive assessments and developed personalized intervention plans to guide individual counseling sessions.
• Manage a caseload of 30 clients, conducting individual therapy sessions with 4–5 clients daily.
• Delivered individual counselling using diverse therapeutic approaches, including Strength-based therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Somatic Sex Education Practices, and Nervous System Regulation, all through a trauma-informed lens.
• Applied a consent-based approach in all client interactions, ensuring autonomy and empowerment.
• Utilized a feminist, anti-oppressive, and anti-racist framework to shape therapeutic practices and foster an inclusive environment.
• Demonstrated a strong understanding of gender-based violence, sexual violence, and domestic violence, integrating this knowledge into clinical interventions.
• Maintained confidentiality and adhered to ethical standards in all client, family, and colleague interactions.
• Built strong rapport with clients, fostering trust and open communication for effective therapy sessions.

• Responded to crisis telephone calls, providing immediate support and intervention.
• Conducted thorough crisis assessments with clients via phone or in-person, evaluating:
  The nature of the crisis
  Emotional state and mental health status
  Risk level and immediate needs
• Developed safety plans tailored to individual situations and coordinated with emergency services when necessary.
• Assessed and addressed non-crisis concerns, including supportive counseling, resource referrals, and community services.
• Utilized evidence-based therapeutic techniques, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Narrative Therapy, Strength-Based Therapy, and Trauma-Informed Care, alongside grounding and breathing exercises.
• Managed intake assessments and processed referrals to our program, including scheduling mobile visits and facilitating access to Safe Beds.

• Coordinated and facilitated Sexual Violence training and Bystander intervention training
• Developed and facilitated trainings
• Supported students who were disclosing sexual violence and connected them to resources
• Utilized Strength based, Polyvagal theory, Narrative therapy as basis for my practice and used a feminist and trauma informed framework
• Organized events on campus during specific times of the year – 16 days of activism, Green Flag Campaign (Focusing on healthy relationships) International Women’s Day Brunch, Wen-Do
• Organized statistics for each semester in regard to reports of SR&R, Sexual Violence and Harassment & Discrimination

• Assess and conduct intakes with potential clients
• Provide support, case management, and supervision required by release orders
• Provide appropriate community referrals for clients in the bail program
• Maintain and strengthen partnerships with other agencies present in the criminal court
• Manage client records, track progress and write reports associated with Bail releases
• Enforce release conditions associated with an agreement made for bail release

• Leading a team of approximately 10 staff
• Conflict resolution with youth and providing behavior management techniques
• Maintaining positive relationships and working within a team with agencies such as CAS, Schools, families and community agencies
• Utilized Trauma informed care and approach
• Ensuring that all documentation is completed such as; youth daily logs, NTF’s, SOR’s, POC’s
• Ability to stay calm during a crisis and work well under pressure
• Assisting youth as they transition out of care and helping them build life skills
• Engaging with youth and supporting them in their day to day activities
• Supervisor Duties