Ingrid Glanowski

Experience

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  Cedar College

  Mar 2013 - Jul 2013

  Staff Support Officer

  Assisted teachers in English, Humanities and Science for years 8 & 9Worked in the CLIC room with children with learning difficulties, helping them with assignments, homework and any class activities they were having trouble withParticularly worked with children with Autism and Down’s SyndromeAsked to attend a school camp to look after a girl with Down’s Syndrome

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  Lifeline Australia

  Mar 2013 - Sept 2019

  Telephone Counsellor

  Listened to and relieved distress of callers who are in a crisis, feeling suicidal and alone.Helped people cope with issues such as mental illness, suicide, trauma, grief and relationship conflict.Provided callers with referrals to other resources.Engaged in continual professional development to improve my skills.

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  AMES Australia

  Jun 2019 - May 2020

  Settlement Support Volunteer

  Engage in meaningful social activities with settlement clients to address social isolation experienced by newly arrived refugees, humanitarian entrants and their families, and to assist them with learning how to integrate into their new environment.

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  Asylum Seeker Resource Centre

  Aug 2019 - May 2020

  General Access Program Volunteer

  Provide information, advice and access to psychosocial and wellbeing support to asylum seekers facing welfare issues including homelessness, family violence, social isolation and destitution. Work in a multidisciplinary team, advocating on behalf of clients and writing case notes.

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  Beyond Blue

  Sept 2019 - Oct 2019

  Placement Student

  Completed student placement at Beyond Blue where I was responsible for responding to posts on the online forum, providing support and psychoeducation to people dealing with a variety of issues such as suicide, mental illness, bullying and domestic violence.

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  The GEO Group, Inc.

  May 2020 - Jun 2022

  Clinician (psychologist)

  Utilise the Risk Need Responsivity (RNR) Model, the Good Lives Model (GLM) and Therapeutic Jurisprudence (TJ), to guide assessment, treatment and case-management recommendations. Undertake clinical interviews and risk assessments, identifying dynamic risk factors and developing comprehensive case formulations and individualised treatment plans. Conduct individual and group-based interventions focused on criminogenic needs such as treatment readiness, violence, family violence, substance abuse, antisocial thinking and attitudes, problem-solving and consequential thinking. Involved in providing interventions related to wellness, trauma, self-management, and healthy relationships. Facilitate programs with prisoners' families at GEO's Community Reintegration Centre and provide post-release support to ex-prisoners who have been identified as benefiting from continued post-release support to reduce recidivism risk. Show less

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  Emotional Growth Psychology Clinic

  Aug 2023 - now

  Psychologist
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  Maram Foundation

  Oct 2023 - Jan 2024

  Psychosocial Support Worker
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  Ingrid Glanowski Psychology

  Nov 2024 - now

  Psychologist

  Private practice providing face-to-face therapy to clients in Melbourne and telehealth therapy for clients Australia-wide.