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Henry, H. L. (January, 2015). Crisis. Presented to YES Prep Hoffman staff on what to do whenmental health crises occur in the classroom.Henry, H. L. (July, 2015). Human relation skills. Presented to YES Prep Hoffman administrationand grade level chairs on how to improve their interpersonal skills with other staff.Henry, H. L. (October, 2014). Child abuse and mandated reporting. Presented to YES PrepHoffman staff on how to recognize and report child abuse.Henry, H. L. (February, 2014). Interviewing skills. Presented at City Year of Baton Rouge’sprofessional development presentation to promote interviewing skills for corpsmembers.Henry, H. L. (September, 2013). Boundaries. Presented to City Year corps members on how toset appropriate boundaries with their students.Henry, H. L. (August, 2013). Cognitive development among adolescents. Presented for the CityYear Baton Rouge 2013 corps members who were beginning their work with mentoringand tutoring adolescents.Henry, H. L., & Jackson, L. (August, 2012 & 2013). Mandated reporting. Facilitated a session on howto complete a mandated report for child abuse for City Year of Baton Rouge corps members.Henry, H. L., & Jackson, L. (May, 2012). How to say good-bye. Facilitated a session ontermination in order for City Year of Baton Rouge corps members to appropriatelyterminate with their students.Curry, J., Henry, H. L., & Nmah, J. (May, 2011). LGBTQ bullying. Presented for East Baton Rougeschool counselors to increase awareness of LGBTQ bullying in their schools.GRANTSHenry, H. L. (2017, October). Using career values inventories to determine internshipplacements. Awarded SHSU Graduate Studies Travel Grant. [ 1000.00]Henry, H. L. (2017, September). The relationship between age, religious identity, andtransgender counseling competency in Master’s students enrolled in CACREP accreditedprograms. Awarded TCA Educational Endowment Fund Grant. [ 500.00]Henry, H. L. (2017, March). Counselor competency working with LGBTQ families and adoption.Awarded SHSU Graduate Studies Travel Grant. [ 1000.00]PROFESSIONAL SERVICEJuly 2017 – presentSeptember 2019 – presentJuly 2016 – June 2017July 2018 – presentJuly 2017 – present2017Heidi Henry CVEditorial ServiceEditor, Association for Spiritual, Ethical, & Religious Values inCounseling (ASERVIC) Newsletter InteractionPeer Reviewer, Journal of Feminist Family TherapyAssistant Editor, ASERVIC Newsletter InteractionLeadershipTreasurer, Texas Career Development Association (TCDA)Secretary, Texas Career Development Association (TCDA)Emerging Leader, Association for Counselor Education andSupervision (ACES)Selected to participate in the 2017 ACES Emerging Leadersworkshop; designed to help participants discover howleadership can enhance their own professional development; to5

enhance the diversity of ACES; and to help engage talented anddedicated leaders with ACES membersEmerging Leader, Texas Association for MulticulturalCounseling and Development (TexAMCD)Student Representative, SHSU Doctoral Faculty CommitteeChair, Workshop Committee, Chi Sigma Iota, Beta Kappa TauChapterPresident, Chi Sigma Iota, Alpha Chi ChapterJuly 2017 – June 2018November 2016 – May 2018June 2015 – May 2016June 2011 – May 20122017 – present2018 – present2016 – present2017 – 20182011 – 2013; 2016 – present2012 – 2013; 2015 – 20162016 – 20182015 – 20182015 – 20182015 – 20182011 – 20122008 corps member20182016 – 201720172016 – 20172015 – 20162015 – 20162014 – 20152011 – 2012March 20122007 – 20082006 – 2007Heidi Henry CVPROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPSNationalAssociation for Counselor Education & Supervision (ACES)North Atlantic Region Association for Counselor Education &Supervision (NARACES)Association for Spiritual, Ethical, & Religious Values inCounseling (ASERVIC)Southern Association for Counselor Education & Supervision(SACES)American Counseling AssociationChi Sigma IotaStateTexas Career Development Association (TCDA)Texas Counseling Association (TCA)Texas School Counseling Association (TSCA)Texas Association for Multicultural Counseling andDevelopment (TexAMCD)Louisiana Counseling AssociationTeach For America, South LouisianaAWARDS, HONORS, & SCHOLARSHIPSNominated for Outstanding Dissertation Award, Associationfor Counselor Education and SupervisionOutstanding Doctoral Counselor Supervisor Award, SamHouston State UniversityNominated for Outstanding Graduate Student, TexasCounseling AssociationGraduate Studies Scholarship, Sam Houston State UniversitySallie Griffis Helms Memorial ScholarshipDepartmental Scholarship, Sam Houston State UniversityDepartmental Scholarship, Sam Houston State UniversityLillian Oleson ScholarshipLouisiana Career Development Association ConferenceGraduate Student ScholarshipProvost Scholarship, Messiah CollegeProvost Scholarship, Messiah College6

2005 – 20062004 – 20052004 – 2008Dean’s Scholarship, Messiah CollegeDean’s Scholarship, Messiah CollegeDean’s List, Messiah CollegeCOUNSELING SUPERVISION EXPERIENCECalifornia University of Pennsylvania, California, PAFall 2019Provided group supervision for students enrolled in CED 712-02Clinical Field Experience (Internship)Spring 2019Provided group supervision for students enrolled in CED 712-05Clinical Field Experience (Internship)Spring 2018Provided triadic and group supervision for students enrolled inCED 711-04 Clinical Field Experience (Practicum)Lock Haven University, Lock Haven, PASpring 2019Provided group supervision in a fully online capacity for studentsenrolled in CMHC 696-02 Internship IISam Houston State University, Huntsville, TXFall 2017Provided individual supervision for students enrolled in COUN6376-02 Supervised Practicum in CounselingSummer 2017Provided individual supervision for students enrolled in COUN6376-02 and COUN 6376-03 Supervised Practicum in CounselingSpring 2017Provided individual supervision for students enrolled in COUN6376-01 and COUN 6376-02 Supervised Practicum in CounselingFall 2016Provided individual supervision for students enrolled in COUN6376 Supervised Practicum in CounselingSpring 2016Provided individual supervision for students enrolled in COUN6376 Supervised Practicum in CounselingSummer 2014Facilitated process group for group practicum counselingMaster’s studentsCOUNSELING EXPERIENCEGroup Facilitator, re:MIND formerly known as DepressionAugust 2016 – December 2017and Bipolar Support AllianceHouston, TX Facilitated weekly support groups for individuals living with depression and bipolardisorders and their caretakers, family, and friends Maintained documentation concerning group dynamics, characteristics, and contentCounselor, Modern Therapy, PLLCAugust 2016 – October 2017Houston, TX Counseled adult clients for depression, anxiety, relationship issues, spirituality issues,and career-related issues Administered and interpreted Strong Interest Inventory and Myers-Briggs TypeIndicator Diagnosed clients for purposes of insurance reimbursement Documented intakes and weekly clinical case notesHeidi Henry CV7

Student Support Counselor, YES Prep HoffmanJuly 2014 – June 2016Houston, TX Collected and analyzed at-risk student data and implemented interventions for at-riskstudents Provided crisis counseling Counseled students from diverse cultural backgrounds using solution-focused andcognitive-behavioral approaches to address issues such as academic performance,behavior problems, anxiety, and depression Utilized data to plan and implement programmingSite Coordinator, Communities In Schools/Education’s Next HorizonAugust 2012 – May 2014Baton Rouge, LA Utilized data to identify, advise, and track progress for 10 th and 11th grade students atrisk for failure Provided crisis counseling; assessed and implemented appropriate treatment andreferrals for students who were suicidal or engaged in self-injury Implemented career development and psychoeducational groups Coordinated interventions and provided counseling for students addressing academicissues, college readiness and admission, and social-emotional concernsMental Health Professional, Louisiana Outreach Services, LLCOctober 2012 – May 2013Baton Rouge, LA Provided in-home counseling for clients ranging from ages 8 to 32 for depression,sexual trauma, and behavior modification Documented client case notes and progress in Magellan’s Clinical AdvisorPracticum & InternshipsIntern, The Woodlands Center Community Counseling ClinicMay 2014 – July 2014The Woodlands, TX Counseled clients ranging from ages 7 to 50 for depression, relationship and familyproblems, divorce, career development, and ADHD Developed and implemented effective treatment plansIntern, Family Service of Greater Baton RougeJanuary 2012 – August 2012Baton Rouge, LA Counseled clients ranging from ages 5 to 40 for drug use, depression, anxiety,relationship problems, history of trauma and abuse, behavior management andcareer development Developed and implemented effective treatment plans, including behaviormodification plans Developed and implemented new practices and psychotherapy forms for non-profitagency useIntern, Medical Management OptionsMarch 2012 – August 2012Baton Rouge, LA Facilitated psychotherapy groups in a partial hospitalization program for chronicallymentally ill clients with bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder,major depression, and dual diagnosis from ages 18 to 65 Maintained daily progress notes compliant with Medicare and Medicaid requirementsHeidi Henry CV8

Intern, Southeastern University Counseling CenterAugust 2011 – December 2011Hammond, LA Provided counseling to college-aged students for drug use, depression, anxiety,relationship problems, and history of trauma and abuse Developed and implemented effective treatment plans Presented counseling overview and stress management strategies to first-year SE101classesPROFESSIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCEGraduate Assistant, Department of Counselor Education September 2016 – December 2017Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, TX Coordinated the daily operations of The Woodlands Center Community CounselingClinic Aided professors with research and publishing (edited reference pages, conductedliterature searches, wrote content for articles) Interviewed students for admission into the Master’s programGraduate Assistant, Counselor EducationJanuary 2011 – December 2011Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA Aided professors with research and publishing (edited reference pages andresearched articles) Assisted faculty with CACREP Self Study for accreditation of the CommunityCounseling program (inputting student evaluation data) Designed and produced brochures, posters, bulletin boards and other publicationsmarketing the LSU Counselor Education program Answered questions for potential applicants and assisted with admission paperworkfor incoming students09/13 – 04/1401/12 – 07/1207/10 – 12/1008/10 – 12/10January 2019 –presentJuly 20182018 (every othermonth)August 2017August 2017January 2014Heidi Henry CVOTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCEPhone Interviewer, Teach for America, NationalTutor, LSU Academic Center for Student Athletes, Baton Rouge, LASupport Coordinator, Mental Health of America, Baton Rouge, LATutor, LSU Academic Center for Student Athletes, Baton Rouge, LAVOLUNTEER EXPERIENCEVolunteer, Career VillageProposal Reviewer, Pennsylvania Counseling Association 50th AnnualConferenceVolunteer, Meal Delivery, Wooddale Church of the Brethren,Connellsville, PADisaster Mental Health Volunteer, Hurricane Harvey, M.O. CampbellEducational Center, Houston, TXVolunteer, Hurricane Harvey, Spring Baptist Church, Spring, TXVolunteer, Southern University Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service,Baton Rouge, LA9

September 2014 –December 2014October 2013April – May 2012January 2012September 2010January 2008Volunteer, Teach For America Recruitment Connections Campaign,NationalGroup Facilitator, LSU Office of Multicultural Affairs – Campusconversations: A dialogue on race, Baton Rouge, LAFundraising Volunteer, Teach For America Alumni Gift Campaign,NationalCharter Grant Reviewer, Louisiana Department of Education, BatonRouge, LAScribe, Fellows of Harvard’s Advanced Leadership Initiative Retreat,Baton Rouge, LATour Guide, Messiah College MLK Day of Service, Harrisburg, PAGRANTS NOT FUNDEDHenry, H. L. (2017). The relationship between age, religious identity, and transgendercounseling competency in Master’s students enrolled in CACREP accredited programsSACES Research Grant. [ 500.00]Heidi Henry CV10

Heidi Henry CV 2 Assistant Professor (part-time, temporary) August 2018 - June 2019 Lock Haven University, Department of Social Work and Counseling Taught courses in fully online CACREP accredited clinical mental health counseling program Participated in department service by completing peer evaluations and interviewing and