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ALEXANDRA JOY SEITS, MSW, RCSWI, CHT, RYT, PCC Candidate
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia, PA
The Wharton School: Organizational Leadership in Social Work January 2021
Benefits for Social Workers:
Apply direct practice expertise and skills to social work leadership;
Learn how to lead and make decisions as an organizational manager;
Use social work core values and a social work perspective in leading and decision-making;
Understand the basics of financial management and record keeping;
Gain an introduction to marketing and branding; and
Move from providing direct social services to leading for social change.
Becoming a Social Work Organizational Leader
Instructor: Jason Miller, MSW
Module 1: Moving From Direct Practice to Organizational Management
Module 2: Using Social Work Perspective and Core Values as a Management Guide
Module 3: Social Services and Participant Voice
Module 4: Human Services Organizations (Boards, Services, and Fundraising)
Leadership & Organizational Decision-Making
Instructor: Jason Miller, MSW
Module 1: Social Work Management Decision Making
Module 2: Leading People
Module 3: Strategic Thinking for Long-term Change
Module 4: Interview with Two Social Work Leaders
Viral Marketing and How to Craft Contagious Content
Instructor: Jonah Berger, PhD
Description: “Ever wondered why some things become popular, and other don’t? Why some products become hits while others flop? Why some ideas take off while others languish? What are the key ideas behind viral marketing? This course explains how things catch on and helps you apply these ideas to be more effective at marketing your ideas, brands, or products. You’ll learn how to make ideas stick, how to increase your influence, how to generate more word of mouth, and how to use the power of social networks to spread information and influence. Drawing on principles from his best-selling book, “Contagious: Why Things Catch On,” Professor Jonah Berger illustrates successful strategies for you to use buzz to create virality so that your campaigns become more shareable on social media and elsewhere. By the end of this course, you’ll have a better understanding of how to craft contagious content, build stickier messages, and get any product, idea, or behavior to catch on.”
Module 1: What Makes Ideas Sticky?
Module 2: How Social Influence Shapes Behavior
Module 3: The Power of Word of Mouth
Module 4: Social Networks
Financial Acumen for Non-Financial Managers
Instructors: Christopher D. Ittner, PhD & Richard Lambert, PhD
Description: “In this course, you’ll explore how financial statement data and non-financial metrics can be linked to financial performance. Professors Rick Lambert and Chris Ittner of the Wharton School have designed this course to help you gain a practical understanding of how data is used to assess what drives financial performance and forecast future financial scenarios. You’ll learn more about the frameworks of financial reporting, income statements, and cash reporting, and apply different approaches to analyzing financial performance using real-life examples to see the concepts in action. By the end of this course, you’ll have honed your skills in understanding how financial data and non-financial data interact to forecast events and be able to determine the best financial strategy for your organization.”
Module 1: Introduction, Balance Sheet and Income Statement
Module 2: Cash Flow Statement
Module 3: Financial Statement Analysis
Module 4: Linking Non-Financial Metrics to Financial Performance
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia, PA
School of Social Policy and Practice: Master of Science in Clinical Social Work May 2020
GPA: 3.97/4.0, summa cum laude; Clinical track; Human Behavior in the Social Environment: Psychodynamic/Psychoanalytic Social Work, Attachment Theory, Ecomaps, Developmental-Ecological Systems, Neuroscience, Behaviorism, Social Learning Theory, CBT, Mental Health Diagnostics: DSM-5 Diagnosing with Brie Radis, DSW, LCSW, MLSP ; Foundations of Social Work Practice I & II, Psychotherapy with Elisabeth Conston, MSW, LCSW, TFCBT, Motivational Interviewing, Narrative Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy/Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Queer Genograms, Crisis Intervention Models, Multigeneration Structural Family, Individual, Group therapy, BioPsychoSocial Assessment, Direct Practice Research with Dr. Jeffrey Jin, Advanced Clinical Social Work Practice I & II: Trauma-Informed Care, Assessment, Intervention; Person-In-Environment System with Kate Ledwith, DSW, LCSW and Jennifer Plumb, DSW, LSW, American Racism & Social Work Practice, Understanding Social Change: Issues of Race & Gender; History & Philosophy Social Work & Social Welfare, Social Work Research, Social Policy & Research, Social Policy & The LGBTQ Community
Engage, Assess, Intervene with Individuals, Families, Groups, Organizations, and Communities
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia, PA
Fels Institute of Government: Nonprofit Administration May 2017
GPA: 4.0/4.0, summa cum laude
GAFL 549 Leading Nonprofits with Tine Hansen-Turton, MGA, JD and Nicholas Torres, M.ED
Leading Nonprofits is designed for those who have a practitioner’s interest in the development, leadership, and management of nonprofit organizations and their intersection with the private sector and government to create social change. The course brings the student through the process of starting a nonprofit and then leading an organization through key decisions and stagesof development. Leading Nonprofits provides students with essential strategies and tools to conduct in-depth analysis of a non-profit’s effectiveness, financial sustainability, and policy change. The class will also address contemporary challenges related to organizational ethics, accountability, emerging legal frameworks, public policy, and politics.
GAFL 520 Marketing and Fundraising for Nonprofit Organizations with Matthew A. Hugg
Course objectives:
Students will, as a result of this course, be able to: Apply established, professional, and ethical practices in constructing and evaluating fundraising and marketing plans to meet and achieve their missions and organizational objectives. This may include:
Evaluating fundraising and marketing methodologies
Designing effective direct marketing campaigns
Applying web and social media tools
Analyzing data in preparation for or as a result of marketing and/or fundraising efforts
Marketing planned giving programs
Studying competitors
Course Textbooks:
Mission-Based Marketing: Positioning Your Not-for-Profit in an Increasingly Competitive World 3rd Edition. Peter C. Brinckerhoff
Selling Social Change (Without Selling Out): Earned Income Strategies for Nonprofits Andy Robinson (Author), Kim Klein (Author)
Social Media for Social Good: A How-to Guide for Nonprofits Hardcover – September 7, 2011 Heather Mansfield (Author)
Philanders Family Values: Fun Scenarios for Practical Fundraising Education for Boards, Staff and Volunteers
Matthew A. Hugg (Author)
Fundraising Basics: A Complete Guide Paperback – December 18, 2008 Barbara L. Ciconte (Author), Jeanne Jacob (Author)
GAFL 652: Financial Management of Government and Nonprofit Organizations with Julie Allen Dingley
Julie Allen Dingley is a Senior Program Examiner at the White House Office of Management and Budget. Ms. Dingley has oversight responsibility for nearly $25 billion in resources, including the Department of Justice’s state, local and tribal grant-making components.
Course Description: This course provides an introduction to financial management principles for public and nonprofit organizations. The primary objective of this course is to demystify financial information and improve students’ ability to effectively engage in financial discussions, regardless of their role in the organization. This course will be focused on the vocabulary and tools necessary to interpret, analyze, and properly communicate financial information in order to develop and execute an appropriate financial strategy.
GAFL 546 Social Enterprise Models & Social Impact Locally & Globally with Tine Hansen-Turton, MGA, JD and Nicholas Torres, M.ED
If you believe in finding innovative ways to make a difference and solve social issues locally and globally, you will benefit from the Social Enterprise and Impact Locally and Globally Course (Social Enterprise). Social Enterprise is designed for those who have a practitioner’s interest in the development, leadership, and management of the evolving nonprofit sector and their intersection with the socially conscious private sector and government. The course takes the student through the process of developing a mock social enterprise including idea exploration, testing and plan execution and provides the student with essential strategies and tools to conduct in-depth analysis of a social enterprise leading to their application to a regional social enterprise.
Course Objectives:
At the end of the fifteen weeks, students will have developed and fine-tuned the skills required to start and operate a mock social enterprise and determined its feasibility.
Students will be able to define their intended social and financial outcomes through an in-depth Social Return on Investment calculations and detailed financial business model.
Students will leave with a well-defined strategy for execution that includes a market penetration, policy, and scaling strategy and will have an opportunity to market-tested the model.
Social Enterprise’s goal is to increase the understanding of the challenges and opportunities associated with the chances that the strongest ideas of Social Innovators will take root, attract the needed capital, and ultimately have a significant social impact regionally, nationally, and internationally.
The course is taught through a mixture of theory and case studies, utilizing understanding of best and emerging practices (readings); small group practice exercises (mock social enterprise), and field assignments (pairing a student with a social entrepreneur leader).
BRYN MAWR COLLEGE Bryn Mawr, PA
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology May 2016
Research Design & Statistical Analysis, IRB proposal, SPSS, Social Theory, Social Movement Theory, Deviance, Culture, Gender, Race, Class, The Family in the Social Context, Anthropology, Modernity & Its Discontents; Society, Culture, & Individual, Marginals & Outsiders, Sports in Society, Comparative Social Movements, Performance & Self, Happiness & Reality
TriCollege Program: Swarthmore & Haverford Colleges Haverford & Swarthmore, PA
Minor in Theater GPA: 4.0/4.0, Praxis Placement & 360 Program August 2012-May 2016
Career & Civic Engagement Center (formerly Leadership, Innovation, and Liberal Arts Center) placement; Directing, Performance Ensemble; 360°: Shakespeare in Global and Local Landscapes: Performed in Iceland & Directed 8th grade at The Stanton School in King Lear; Psychology, Film & Media Studies, Dance Techniques, Theater Design, Ecology of Theater: Performance, Play, Performance, Advanced Performance Ensemble, Technical Theater Production, Acting Across Culture, Food & Drink in the Ancient World, Global Dialogue Institute
EXPERIENCE
Inlet Behavioral Health & Psychological Services
Founder & Lead Private Practice Psychotherapist
Provide psychotherapy to in-person clients utilizing evidenced-based practices for treatment approach.
Manage EHR Simple Practice, Diagnosis, Tx plan, Assessment, Mental Status Exam, Interventions, client billing
The Red Thread Center: A Mental Health Collaborative
Primary Psychotherapist
Provide psychotherapy in-person using evidence-based practices like CBT, Narrative Therapy, and Mindfulness
Evaluate and document in Simple Practice EHR: Bio-Psycho-Socials, Mental Status Examination, tx planning, crisis safety planning, diagnosing, behavioral health progress note, co-occurring & presenting issues, assessment
Train new therapists in EHR system, Simple Practice, Good Faith Estimates, and operations
Edit website material to align with current operations
Alljoys LLC
Founder & Hypnotherapist 2011-Present
Founded Alljoys as a constellation of therapeutic works: hypnotherapy, somatic embodiment, and psychotherapeutic production advising
Creates hypnotherapy live and recorded sessions for clients
Holds integration sessions with 1:1 c-suite level executives in tech industry and media professionals
Holds hypnotherapy sessions & creates hypnosis session recordings for athletes, young professionals, and executives to access their subconscious mind to reprogram limiting beliefs, neural rewire, and clear blocks to live their most actualized, expansive, and joyful life
Teaches somatic therapeutic workshops and classes to align the bodies' innate memory system with a calmer, clearer, and more confident mind & regulate parasympathetic nervous system
Advises, writes, and appears in pre-production, production, and post-production on television and film series for executive producers, EICs, talent, showrunner, and production teams to ensure accuracy and devise healing storyboards, scripts, and scenes
Researches and supervises scripts and scenes to align productions with therapeutic processes of ecological systems, developmental, neurobiological, psychosocial, social-justice, and trauma-informed models
Co-coaches clients with Executive life coach from Positive Executive Coaching
Hypnotizes students of Booc Co. (educational consultants & tutors) and teachers psychological techniques to protect their performance under pressure or any conditions through tools and from the power of sports psychology and subconscious training to ensure success on tests, presentations, and other high-stakes events
Panelist for Holisticism on ED Perspectives with Mac from Full & Plenty Joy & Stevie from Weaver & Rose
Panelist for Holisticism on Channeling Your Inner Fire with Jamie Ni from Sonouros, Katie from Evergreen Empath, & Jessica from When in Tao
Kassi Underwood LLC
Spiritual Coach, Hypnotherapist, & Community Manager
Trained in Kassi’s programs including: Big Money Energy, Destroy Your Reputation, Maverick Woman and more
Performed 1:1 stage curated hypnosis, provided group coaching, and community management, and monitered and provided resources on WhatsApp
Co-hosted in-person retreat in Austin, TX by providing in-person curated hypnosis sessions, circle, and providing nourishing organic meals
NETFLIX’S SPARKING JOY Burbank, CA
Mental Health Therapist Production Advisor / ADHD Consultant November 2020-April 2021
Advise, consult & write for talent (Marie Kondo)’s scenes with talent, Executive in Charge, showrunner & executive producers from the U.S. and Japan in pre-production, production, and post-production.
Research and supervise scripts and scenes to align productions with therapeutic processes of ecological systems, developmental, neurobiological, psychosocial, social-justice, and trauma-informed models.
Advise on ADHD systems & how to effectively integrate the KonMari method
NETFLIX’S QUEER EYE Philadelphia, PA & Austin, TX
Netflix’s First Culture Production Advisor, Cultural Consultant, Talent Assistant May 2019-2021
Write & devise psychotherapeutic metaphors, healing activities, filming locations, empowering content on Season 5, Delta Special, Season 6 & 7 for Netflix, ITV production team (executive producers & showrunner) & host Karamo Brown for pre-production & each episode on set
Advise, consult, coach Karamo Brown on set behind camera & executive producers on social work and psychotherapy insights
Advise, consult, pitch & write in pre-production, production, and post-production for executive producers, talent, and production teams to ensure accuracy and devise healing scripts and scenes
Scout filming locations & pitch activities to 5 executive producers, showrunner, & 5 stars weekly
THE EVANS FOUNDATION
Board Member June 2022-Present
The Evans Foundation was formed in 1983 as a Not-For-Profit New York Corporation by Anita E. Seits a retired New York City Investment Banker. At the time of her retirement Mrs. Seits was President of Garvin Bantel, a Wall Street firm. During her career, Anita Seits founded Garban a subsidiary of Garvin Bantel and one of the five treasury dealers in the U.S. In 1974, Garban became the first broker to list prices of Treasury issues on video screens. Anita Seits established the Foundation which bears her family name so as to share her good fortune with certain charitable entities. Her rise as a daughter of a New York City Policeman to head a prestigious Wall Street firm was no small accomplishment for a woman at that time. Born and raised in Queens, she graduated from public high school. While acting as Secretary in the New York School System, she pursued an investment career thus changing her career in midlife. At its height, Garvin Bantel employed 300 employees and dealt mainly in Federal Funds and U.S. government Bonds for institutional investors. During its early years, under Mrs. Seits' direction, the Foundation supported Medical Research in the New York area. Upon her retirement to Florida she transferred the day to day management of the Foundation to her grandchildren, Kevin P. Seits and Megan Seits Zavawski, both residents of Delaware County, Pennsylvania. The grandchildren have effectuated the transfer of the Evans Foundation to Pennsylvania, where it is now operated as a Pennsylvania Non-Profit Corporation. The policy of the Foundation has also been changed to concentrate on small Delaware County charities, mainly in the educational fields. Libraries, schools, and children services dominate the policy areas; however, the managers continue to look for innovative, marginalized charitable activities often ignored by the larger foundations.
BRITH SHOLOM HOUSE Philadelphia, PA
Clinical Social Work Graduate Student Intern January 2020-March 2020
Collaborate & coordinate care with geriatric specialists including nursing and hospice services, veteran’s services, transplant centers, Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Greater Philadelphia, PCS, and engaged in case management
Assess, assist, and advocate for residents in receiving necessary psychiatric and medical services
RESOURCES FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT: Lower Merion Counseling and Mobile Services Bryn Mawr, Ardmore & Philadelphia, PA
Graduate Student Psychotherapy Intern August 2019-January 2020
Provided individual psychotherapy, family & group psychotherapy for clients ages 7-70
Developed, marketed, and facilitated Anxiety & Depression group therapy for adults
Conducted culturally sensitive, trauma-informed intake assessments and interventions, and Evidenced Based Practices
Treated clients from diverse ethnic & socioeconomic backgrounds presenting with ADHD, OCD, agoraphobia, hoarding, phobias, personality disorders, Trauma- and Stress- Related Disorders, Complex Trauma, & Dissociative Disorders, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, histories of trauma, and substance use disorders
Managed caseload & Electronic Health Record system of 22+ clients & group including bio-psycho-socials, treatment planning, crisis planning, diagnosing, discharge planning, safety planning, behavioral health progress note, co-occuring issues, presenting problems
Participated in trauma-informed training with leaders from various RHD inpatient/outpatient programs, rounds with psychiatrist and clinical team, and weekly individual and peer supervision
DAVITA DIALYSIS COBBS CREEK Philadelphia, PA
Medical Social Work Graduate Student Intern August 2018-July 2019
Managed caseload of 50 patients and their family members; Administered Kidney Disease Quality of Life evaluations; Depression screenings; Wrote up DAP notes for medical records, Managed insurance treatment coverage, Liaison between transplant centers & pts; Briefed medical team on pt status; Scheduled pt treatment transportation; Discuss & record pts’ desires and pts’ Advance Directives—DNRs, Medical POAs, guardianship, living will; Discussed & recorded pt VOC: employment, benefit status; Managed pt referrals; Drove pt primary care provider coordination, medical/behavioral health appointments for pts ages 20-90
Provided social work services to marginalized pts presenting with Autism, ADHD, Cancer, OCD, agoraphobia, hoarding, phobias, personality disorders, Renal Failure, Trauma- and Stress- Related Disorders, Complex Trauma, & Dissociative Disorders, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, histories of physical and sexual abuse trauma, and substance use disorders
UPENN OFFICE OF DISABILITY SERVICES Phila. , PA
Proctor August 2017- January 2018
Trained and collaborated at Weingarten Learning Resources Center to set up technology & students experiencing disabilities in rooms in accordance with their accommodations; Upheld Honor Code; Delivered exams back to departments at all 16 schools at UPenn
SUNSTONE WELLNESS Avalon, NJ
RYT-200 Yoga Instructor & NGH Hypnotherapist 2012-2020
Provided 1:1 hypnotherapy/hypnosis sessions for executives, mothers, and professionals
Held all level yoga, hypnosis, meditation classes to all abilities or private and family yoga classes for children and parents in studios & on beaches
Managed storefront and scheduling clients in shared space with other wellness practitioners
AVALON SURF CAMP Avalon, NJ
RYT-200 Yoga Instructor
Taught all-level yoga classes to all abilities on the beach
SEVEN MILE SITTERS Avalon, NJ
Nanny
Provided nanny services for parents with babies and children ages 0-8 as trusted family certified Red Cross nanny and babysitter
BRYN MAWR COLLEGE ALUMNAE ENGAGEMENT
Class of ‘67 Ambassador
Ensured each alumna has everything they need to have a Reunion Weekend fueled for connecting and networking; welcomed alumnae/i to the dorms, set up and maintained hospitality areas, and gave directions to create an inclusive and fun environment
PLAZA 7 TALENT AGENCY NY, NY& Philadelphia, PA
Talent 2011-Present
Acted in film, television & commercials on Netflix, Oxygen, ABC & Investigation Discovery; Worked on productions with Sirius Entertainment, ProPixel Media, Rascal Films, Video Tap Pictures & Glass Entertainment Group, Mike Lemon Casting; Member of International Models & Talent Association
SHORE SPORTS Sea Isle City, Stone Harbor & Avalon, NJ
Program Director, Yoga Instructor & Coach 2010-Present
Develop programming; Coach for multiple sports, teach yoga; ensure customer satisfaction, oversee & manage coaches
ANNABELLE BOUTIQUE Avalon, NJ
Lead Sales Representative Summer 2013- Summer 2015
Managed clothing & home goods store for out-of-state J.D.; Provided customer service; Labeled & took inventory
DETOX THE WORLD (Natalia Rose Institute) NY, NY
Intern/Assistant 2014-2015
Managed community & collected questions
Edited health lesson videos; created content & managed social media and WordPress site & sales
CHEN DANCE CENTER New York, NY
Intern Winter 2015
Managed audition hotline; engaged in hosting Chinese calligraphy NYC schools’ field trips
SIRIUS ENTERTAINMENT Princeton, NJ, NY, NY & Broomall, PA
Production Assistant January 2011
Worked booms, obtained consent release forms from talent & managed call sheet, extras, talent
TRAINING
New York University: Tisch School of the Arts NY, NY
Stonestreet Studios; GPA: 3.8/4.0 2011
Race & the Industry; Directing the Actor; Video Performance; Screen Acting, Production, Auditioning (Scroll for more details below)
The Center for Success Wayne, PA
Hypnotherapist Certification through National Guild of Hypnotists 2011
Age Regression, Parts Therapy, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), Thought Training, and Past Life Regression
Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic Processing, How The Subconscious Mind Works, Neural Pathways, Depth Testing
Teaching Clients Self-Hypnosis, Emotional Freedom Technique
Group Works Global: Coaching Leader Program
ICF Accredited Coaching Education: PCC Coaching Certification 2023
Certificate of Completion awarded to Alexandra Seits for completing 156 hours, passing the final exam, and fulfilling all requirements of the ACTP in the
Coaching Leader Program
Foundations of Coaching: Learning and Leadership
Ethical Practices in Coaching
Emotional Intelligence: Self-Management
The Psychology of Coaching and Gestalt Methods
Ethical Maturity
Assessments
Coaching Case Clinic
ICF Final Evaluation
SAVI Communication, Business of Coaching, Integration
Yoga with Spirit Wayne, PA
Registered Yoga Teacher Training Alliance 2011-2012
RYT 200 Ashtanga Yoga
Anatomy, Humanities: yamas and niyamas, Asana, Philosophy, and hands-on adjustments
RYT-200 Yoga Instructor & Meditation Teacher: Taught yoga at GV Chinese school for all-abilities & at Chiropractic Center for patients with injuries
PRODUCTION EXPERIENCE
FILM
A PLACE TO CALL HOME Lead; Rachel Liz LeMay
OUT TO LUNCH Mindy the Secretary Nic Reader; Expressway Productions
TELEVISION
SPARKING JOY WITH MARIE KONDO; ADHD Advisor, Therapist Consultant; Alfred Street Industries, Netflix
QUEER EYE; Dog show contestant owner, Culture Production Assistant, Therapist Advisor, ITV, Netflix
KEMPER ON KEMPER Cindy Schall Matthew Watts; Oxygen Channel
THE KILLER CLOSER Bonnie Glass Entertainment Gr.; ID Channel
TEEN YOGA Lead; Yoga Student Dawn Heeley
THE REGULARS PILOT Extra Video Tap Pictures
SADIE Extra & Nina’s Friend Rascal Films
COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL
CIOCCA HONDA Lead; Buyer Mike Lemon Casting
BILLIARDS Lead; Main Player Sirius Entertainment
HELICOPTER STOCK Lead; Helicopter ProPixel Media
NEW PUPPY Lead; Puppy Owner Jason Comparetto
GREEK HOUSE Production Assistant ProPixel Media
THEATRE
King Lear Lead; Gloucester Mark Lord
THE SAINT PLAYS Lead; Mary Catharine Slusar
THE PLAY OF HOURS Lead Mark Lord
12-HR THEATRE FESTIVAL Lead United States of Play
Training & Education
Bryn Mawr College (2012-2016) Theater Minor (4.0 GPA)
Directing for the Stage Mark Lord Bryn Mawr College; BiCo Theater
Advanced Performance Ensemble Catharine Slusar Bryn Mawr College; BiCo Theater
Fundamentals of Theater Design Maiko Matsushima Bryn Mawr College; BiCo Theater
Acting Across Culture Catharine Slusar Bryn Mawr College; BiCo Theater
Fund. of Technical Theater Prod. Justin McDaniel Bryn Mawr College; BiCo Theater
Fundamentals of Acting Catherine Slusar Haverford College; BiCo Theater
20th Century Acting Theories Mark Lord Bryn Mawr College; BiCo Theater
Ecologies of Theatre Mark Lord Bryn Mawr College; BiCo Theater
Film & Media Studies Sunka Simon Swarthmore College
New York Film Academy
Acting for Film Miguel Parga NYFA
Scene Study Daniel Winerman NYFA
Film Craft: Directing Claude Kerven NYFA
Voice and Movement Caroline Kravitz NYFA
New York University Tisch School of the Arts Screen Acting & Production Program: Stonestreet Studios
Video as Performance Arjun Gupta New York University Tisch
Theatre in New York Margaret Araneo New York University Tisch
Race and the Industry Arjun Gupta New York University Tisch
Directing the Actor Jennifer McCabe Stonestreet Studios; NYU Tisch
Screen Acting & Production Chris Modoono Stonestreet Studios; NYU Tisch
Screen Audition Technique: Commercials to Legit Zach Galligan Stonestreet Studios; NYU Tisch
Classics on Screen Bruce Faulk Stonestreet Studios; NYU Tisch
Screen Analysis Valerie Kingston Stonestreet Studios; NYU Tisch
Wolf Performing Arts Center
Studio Performance Gabriel Nathan Wolf PAC
International Models and Talent Association; Plaza 7 Talent
Performance Workshop Joan See & Adam Hill IMTA
On-Camera TV Commercial Jimmy Car Plaza 7 Talent
HOLISTIC WELLNESS TRAININGS
Holisticism - The North Node, The Cusp with Michelle Pellizzon
How to Use the Akashic Records to Make Intuitive, Profitable Business Decisions with Michelle Pellizzon
Understanding Shadow Aspects Through Human Design with Michelle Pellizzon
Astrology with Emmalea Russo
Archetypes -- The 4 Survival Archetypes with Michelle Pellizzon
Vision, Proposition, Value Proposition: Building a Story Brand with Michelle Pellizzon
Spell Crafting CFO - Money Magic with Michelle Pellizzon
Business Natal Chart Reading with Alex Caiola
Exploring Identity Through the Enneagram with Michelle Anderson
Fireside Chat: Identity Embodiment and Becoming Characters as Archetypes with Pea the Feary and Michelle Pellizzon
Making Essences with Jade Marks of 69 Herbs
Inner Child Work with Carolyn Coleridge
Reprogramming Failure Tolerance Challenge & EFT Tapping to Move Through Fear with with Shirin Eskandani
Uncrossing Calls with Michelle Pellizzon: Partnerships, Membership Site, Email List, Pricing, Official Parts of Business, Launching, Business Expansion, How do I launch an evergreen product?, Is business expansion only possible through the internet?, How do I make my pricing more inclusive if sliding scale doesn’t make sense?, How Do I Organize My In-Person Classes and Offerings Into a Digital Product?, SEO Best First Steps
Embracing Challenges, Failures, and Human-ness: A Review Of What We Learned About Sliding Scale with Michelle Pellizzon
Shadow Work Challenge with Michelle Pellizzon
Building Altars and Giving Offerings To Your Spirit Guides with Kaitlyn, Spirit Garden Tarot
Planetary Hours, Batching, Monday Hour One with Michelle Pellizzon
Notion Basics with Michelle Pellizzon
Candle Magic with Hija Del Sol Tarot
Using the Gene Keys to Understand Your Charm and Gifts with Karen LePage
Land Acknowledgement with Michelle Pellizzon
Nurture Sequences with Michelle Pellizzon
The Ascension Staircase: Retention vs. Acquisition with Michelle Pellizzon
The Ascension Staircase Framework with Michelle Pellizzon
How to Create Standard Operating Procedures with Ashley Hogrebe
Read and Learn Gene Keys with Karen LePage
Reprogramming Failure Tolerance Challenge with Michelle Pellizzon
Charmingly Audacious: How to Be Interesting But Not “Pushy” When Pitching Your Ideas with Michelle Pellizzon
How To Position Yourself and Your Sacred Work with Daje James & The Story Doula
Trauma of Money with Chantel Chapman
Astrogeography with Alyssa Donato
Launching with Conscious Social Media with Ksenia Avdulova (@breakfastcriminals, @whereisksenia, @wokeandwired)
Growth Edging Course: Day 1 - Being Seen, Day 2 - Frames of Interesting Writing, pt 1, Day 3 - Frames of Interesting Writing, pt 2, Day 4 - Copywriting Formulas and Patterns, Day 5 - Office Hours and Implementation
Becoming an Archetype: Self-portrait Photography for Quantum Leaping with Chelsea Sherman
TikTok Tips & Tricks with Wallis
Plants for Anxiety — Herbalism class with Wooden Spoon Herbs founder, Lauren Haynes
7.7 Sirius Portal Opening Ceremony
LIVE TRAINING: Spacious Hiring, The Secret to Smart Delegation, and Inspiring SOPs
Archetypes — The 4 Survival Archetypes
Archetypes — 10 Popular Archetypes + Casting Your Wheel
How to Host an At-Home Deep Work Retreat with Michelle Pellizzon
Creating Delightful Quizzes for Community Growth with Michelle Pellizzon
To Be Magnetic - The Pathway with Lacy Phillips
Lee Harris Energy 2017
Barbara DeAngeles - Peace, Power, and Purpose at Kripalu Institute 2017
Ashae Sundara - 1:1 Coaching 2015
Layla Martin - Jade Pleasure
Gabby Bernstein - Finally Full
Anita Briggs & Almine - DNA Clearing and Activation Program 2013
Natalia Rose - Avatar, Extremely Green Detox, 10-Day Juice Fast 2011-2014
AWARDS & MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Netflix’s Employee of the Season for Queer Eye
Ivy League Future of Food Conference
Penn’s Women in Leadership Conference
SKILLS & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Simple Practice, Electronic Health Record, Avatar; Flodesk, MailChimp, WordPress, GoDaddy; Squarespace; Notion; Teachable, Kajabi, Mighty Networks, Canva, Stripe, Acuity, Calendly, Dropbox, Planoly, SEO, SPSS; Photoshop; Excel; Final Cut Pro; Earnable by Ramit Sethi; North Node for intuitive business owners by Holisticism; Psychodynamic theory, Psychoanalytic Social Work, Attachment Theory, Ecomaps, Developmental-Ecological Systems, Neuroscience, Behaviorism, Social Learning Theory, DSM-5 Diagnosing; Psychotherapy, TFCBT, Motivational Interviewing, Narrative Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy/Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Queer Genograms, Crisis Intervention Models, Multigeneration Structural Family, Individual, Group therapy, BioPsychoSocial Assessment, Trauma-Informed Care, Assessment, Intervention; Person-In-Environment System, Therapy styles: Holistic/Eclectic, Family Systems, Integrative, Interpersonal, Mindfulness-Based (MBCT), Motivational Interviewing, Person-Centered, Narrative, Psychodynamic, Schema Therapy, Somatic, Strength-Based, Coaching, Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), Somatic/Movement Therapy, Hypnotherapy, Neuro-Linguistic, Person-Centered, Schema Therapy, Structural Family; Frameworks are oriented in therapeutic processes of ecological systems, developmental, neurobiological, psychosocial, social-justice, and trauma-informed models. RYT-200 Ashtanga yoga teacher ; NGH certified hypnotherapist; D3 Varsity Lacrosse; intermediate French; Acrobatic/ Circus Arts & trapeze artist: lyra, flying trapeze, static trapeze, web & rope; dance training: Modern; Kickboxing and Karate Martial Arts; acoustic guitar; intermediate French; English accent; valid passport; driver’s & boater’s license; track, javelin; lacrosse; golf; headstand; wakeboarding; longboarding; paddleboarding; field hockey; some horseback riding; tennis; paddle; soccer; surfing; rollerblading; gardening; inversions; RYT-200 Ashtanga yoga teacher for nonprofits & Haverford & Bryn Mawr BiCo Theater Department; Laurel House fundraising via theatre performances; Scholar of Success Award; Gardening Club; Greens Club; Backpacked through Peru, Brazil, Paraguay, Spain, France, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, Greece, Italy, Sweden, and Ireland
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
During my time at Bryn Mawr College, I taught somatic experiencing flows to Bi-College Theatre Program and for a Bryn Mawr Alumna’s non-profit. I was also involved in Laurel House IPV fundraising via performing theater monologues. At Bryn Mawr, I was also a Senior Traditions Representative. I was also a member of Gardening Club, Beekeeping Club, and Greens Club where we organized and participated in breakout groups with the Board to advocate for divestment from fossil fuels. I also directed 8th grade students at The EM Stanton School, a Philadelphia K-8 school, with Professor Catharine Slusar. I am a board member for The Evans Foundation, a family foundation focusing on educational fields, medical institutions, and charitable entities. I am a volunteer panelist for Holisticism on Eating Disorder Perspectives and Boundaries. I was a volunteer yoga instructor and meditation teacher at Great Valley Chinese School. I provided complimentary childcare to parents experiencing homelessness as they went through job interviews with The Interfaith Hospitality Network (IHN). IHN is a partnership of congregations that helps families who are facing homelessness. This organization mobilizes community resources and helps families regain their housing, their independence and their dignity. For several years, I volunteered on Sundays at 5am to make breakfasts for folks experiencing homelessness at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Norristown.
