Services
Professional Development
Career Consultation Services
Have a seasoned job seeker and hiring manager discuss your current career path, dream trajectory and together we can get you to where you want to be!
Pricing:
$75 for 45-minute zoom consultation with a live/detailed resume makeover and cover letter review/guidance
$75 for 45-minute mock interview/preparation and feedback
$20 *Coming soon* "Making the Most of Macro" e-guide and workbook
Supervision
Seeking supervision to count toward degree or licensure hours? I can provide macro or clinical supervision at $130 an hour.
A 10-minute phone consultation is required to learn more about each other and to ensure good fit. Once agreed, a supervision agreement form will be signed and all hours/documentation needed must be tracked by the supervisee.
Areas of clinical specialty:
Children and families
Sexual/Domestic Violence
Child Protection
Medical settings/trauma
Chronic illness/Anticipatory grief
Areas of macro specialty:
Advocacy
Policy Analysis
Community Engagement
Strategic Planning
Executive Presentations
Workshops
Each workshop is available to be in-person or virtual, and the rate is $150 per hour.
Demystifying the State House
Workshop
Workshop
1 or 2 hour formats
The State House is the People's House! Attendees are given an overview of the Massachusetts legislature, the legislative process, how to contact and lobby legislators, as well as how to utilize their offices as a resource for clients.
Making the Most of Macro
Workshop
Workshop
1 hour
This workshop provides an overview of the different types of macro social work, and identifies key words and skillsets to build your macro muscle. Even if full-time macro isn't the goal, you will leave with a new appreciation and understanding of why macro is important and how to weave it into your clinical practice.
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Massachusetts Office for Victim Assistance (MOVA) Workshop
April 22, 2021
April 22, 2021
This workshop provided key concepts and best practices on engaging communities in policy change and leveraging the lived experience of victims/survivors. Sophie Hansen and Caitlin LeMay shared examples and made connections of how policy advocacy is necessary for supporting survivors. The facilitators gave examples of centering the voices of survivors in the policymaking process without exploiting their time and story. Considerations were shared around cultural competency in engaging survivor communities in policymaking.
WORKSHOPS & PRESENTATIONS
“Legislative Advocacy in Massachusetts”, Harvard University Undergraduate Psychology, February 2024.
“Family Homelessness in MA: The Policy and Practice Behind a Growing Problem”, BC SSW Continuing Education, October 2023.
“Incorporating Macro Into Clinical Practice”, Boston Medical Center In-Service, April 2023.
“Making the Most Out of Macro”, BC SSW Continuing Education, March 2023.
“Legislative Advocacy in Massachusetts”, Harvard University Undergraduate Psychology, March 2023.
“Legislative Advocacy in Massachusetts”, Harvard University Undergraduate Psychology, March 2022.
“Making the State House Work for You”, NASW-MA Symposium, April 2021.
“Centering Survivors’ Voices in Policy Making”, Massachusetts Office for Victim Assistance (MOVA), April 2021.
“Making the State House Work for You”, Brigham & Women’s In-Service Training, March 2021.
“Legislative Advocacy in Massachusetts”, Harvard University Undergraduate Psychology, March 2021.
“Can I Count On Your Vote? Breaking Into Campaigns”, BC SSW Continuing Education, March 2021.“
"Welfare Policies that Impact Clients: A Refresher”. BC SSW Continuing Education, November 2020.
“Making the State House Work for You”, NASW-MA Webinar, September 2020.
“Making the State House Work for You”, BC SSW Continuing Education, June 2020.
“Legislative Advocacy in Massachusetts”, Harvard University Undergraduate Psychology, March 2020.
“Legislation, Policy and Clinical Social Work”, Boston Children’s Hospital Social Work Staff, April 2019.
“Legislative Advocacy in Massachusetts”, Harvard University Undergraduate Psychology, March 2019.
“Changing the System: Social Workers in Public Office” Moderated Panel, March 2019.
“Legislative Advocacy in Massachusetts”, Harvard University Undergraduate Psychology, March 2018.
“Legislation, Policy and Clinical Social Work”, Elder Services of Merrimack Valley, February 2019.
“The Political Social Worker: Translating Clinical Skills to Advocacy”, NASW-MA, August 2018.
“The Political Social Worker: Translating Clinical Skills to Advocacy”, NASW-MA Symposium, April 2018.
“Legislative Advocacy in Massachusetts”, Bridgewater State SSW, March 2017.
“Legislative Advocacy in Massachusetts”, Boston University Graduate SSW, March 2017.
“Legislative Advocacy in Massachusetts”, Harvard University Undergraduate Psychology, March 2017.