Brittany Glaser

678-787-0958

brittany.l.glaser@gmail.com

927 Knollwood St, Winston-Salem, NC 27103

EDUCATION
Master of Arts in Counseling, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC, Specialty: Clinical Mental Health
Counseling, May 2016. 4.0 GPA. Member, Chi Sigma Iota National Honor Society.
Master of Divinity, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC, May 2016. 3.9 GPA.
Bachelor of Arts, University of Richmond, Richmond, VA, Major in Psychology and Major in Leadership
Studies at Jepson Leadership School, May 2010. Magna Cum Laude Graduate. 3.68 GPA.

CERTIFICATIONS
Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, North Carolina, expected June 2016
National Certified Counselor, National Board for Certified Counselors, expected May 2016

COUNSELING EXPERIENCE
Intern, Salem College, Winston-Salem, NC. Fall 2015-Present
Provide individual counseling to students to address a variety of mental health concerns including
depression, suicidal ideation, anxiety, trauma, disordered eating, gender identity, and career planning.
Created and co-led six week counseling group for students suering from grief after the loss of a parent.
Design and facilitate school-wide programs related to substance use, sleep behavior, body image, and stress
management.
Conducted AUDIT with students who committed school drug and alcohol violations.
Practicum Student, Meadowlark Middle, Winston-Salem, NC. Spring 2015
Oered individual counseling to students with presenting concerns of test anxiety, relationship conflict, and
home conflict.
Developed and implemented a counseling group curriculum for students engaging in self harm behaviors.

RELATED COURSEWORK EXPERIENCE

CNS 736: Appraisal Procedures for Counselors, Fall 2015
Researched commonly implemented assessments and specifically presented on the possible benefits of
value assessment tools.
Administered Self Directed Search with client and produced written summation of the assessment
experience.
Interpreted MBTI, STRONG inventory, and Enneagram results.
CNS 742: Group Procedures in Counseling, Spring 2015
Co-lead five one-hour career orientation group sessions for Wake Forest college students.
Added additional activities to basic lesson plan provided by professors.
Constructed a ten-week counseling group curriculum for children related to managing feelings.
CNS 771: Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Summer 2015
Produced a four-week long healthy body image workshop focusing on media objectification targeted
towards emerging adult women with the purpose of promoting acceptance of diverse body images.
Amassed local and nationwide community resources for pregnant teens into a readable resource guide page.

RELATED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Pastoral Assistant with Children and Families, Peace Haven Baptist Church, Winston-Salem, NC. Fall 2012Present
Organize all childrens ministry programs including biweekly lessons as well as all childrens ministry special
events.
Generate and manage an acting network of volunteers.

 Actively co-lead other church-wide activities by teaching adults lessons, giving sermons and planning special
events.
Graduate Assistant with Residence Education, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC. Fall 2014-Present
I assist in the coordination and implementation of departmental program initiatives on campus.
Coach several student leaders related to their campus organizations.
Taught group sessions on topics such as servant leadership and community engagement.
Chaplain Intern, CPE, Wake Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem, NC. Summer 2014
Performed all chaplain duties for two hospital floors by providing pastoral care to patients and their families,
making referrals, mediating conflicts and consulting with other medical professionals.
Stayed for overnight on-call shifts; answered all urgent pages in the hospital, comforted grieving families,
and intervened in trauma situations.
Engaged in group work amongst my peers, completed verbatims, led worship services, and met weekly for
supervision.
Summer Counselor, Horizons Residential Care Center; Rural Hall, NC. Summer 2013
Led programs and developed positive and formative therapeutic relationships with developmentally
disabled camp children.
Ministry Coordinator, Tamarisk Tree, Tianjin, China. 2011
Cross-culturally mentored and counseled at risk women in China through intentionally building
relationships with women working in the sex trade.
Co-organized outreach events for local and foreign organization leaders of Tamarisk Tree
Publicized biweekly newsletter updates for supporters.
Administrative Intern, Wellspring Living, Duluth, GA. Summer 2009
Supervised womens visitations, facilitated incoming donations, and co-coordinated activities and
appointments.
Fulfilled live-in sta duties during the weekends by staying on site and overseeing the women living in the
shelter.
Intern, United Methodist Childrens Home, Duluth, GA. Summer 2008
Constructed a character development class, orchestrated assessments, sorted donations and helped design
an art therapy room while building therapeutic relationships with the children.

TRAININGS
Safe Zone Training, LGBTQ Center, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC. April 21, 2016
In-depth, interactive presentation designed to educate Wake Forest faculty, sta, and students about the
LGBTQ community. Will be completed later this spring.
Working with Individuals in Crisis, Wake Forest University Counseling Department, Winston-Salem, NC.
February 26, 2016.
Presented by Dr. Erin Binkley, Dr. Philip Clarke, and Dr. Seth Hayden. Continuing education unit on recent
innovations in research and practice within individual crisis work.
Best Practices in Trauma Focused Approaches to Sexualized Behavior, Insight Human Services, WinstonSalem, NC. June 30, 2015
Presented by Joanne Schladale M.S., L.M.F.T. Training encompassed how trauma informs treatment of
children and adolescents who present sexualized behavior.

ACADEMIC HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS

Burrus Fellow Recipient

Deans List
Psi Chi- National Honors Society for Psychology Member
Golden Key International Honors Society Member