Educational Background: Adley Pabon

I am currently pursuing my Bachelor’s degree in Human and Social Services at Bryant & Stratton College, where I am developing the knowledge and skills needed to support individuals, families, and communities. My program has strengthened my abilities in communication, case management, and client advocacy, and I am committed to continuing my education as I work toward completing my degree.

Employment History: Adley Pabon
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Employment History: Adley Pabon
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Goals (Personal & Professional): Adley Pabon

My personal and professional goals center around making a meaningful impact in the lives of individuals and families. In the short term, I aim to continue developing my skills and experience through my current role at a nonprofit agency, building expertise in family support, case management, and community outreach. Long-term, I aspire to advance into leadership or program development positions within the human and social services field, where I can design and implement initiatives that strengthen families and communities. I am committed to lifelong learning, personal growth, and using my knowledge and abilities to create positive, lasting change.

Languages Spoken / Skills: Adley Pabon
English and Spanish 

My Bio: Adley Pabon
I am currently pursuing my degree at Bryant & Stratton College while working for a nonprofit agency dedicated to strengthening families and supporting community stability. In my role, I assist parents and caregivers by helping them build skills, access resources, and create healthier, more positive environments for their children. Through both my education and professional experience, I have developed strong communication, problem-solving, and relationship-building skills. I am passionate about helping others, creating meaningful change, and continuing to grow within the human services field. My long-term goal is to expand my impact by advancing into a role where I can support families on a larger scale and continue contributing to stronger, more resilient communities.

Projects: Adley Pabon
This project focused on evaluating and treating a client with long-term alcohol use and co-occurring mental health issues. I selected Case #1 (Ethan) and used the biopsychosocial model to identify biological, psychological, and social factors contributing to his addiction. I analyzed potential co-occurring disorders, applied DSM-5 diagnostic criteria, and explored treatment options to address his substance use and family needs. This project helped me develop skills in assessment, treatment planning, and connecting theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios in addiction counseling.

Program Outcome:

• Assess individual and family needs to determine eligibility and identify appropriate services.

HUSS220 – Theory, Assessment, and Interventions of Addiction/ case study choice and explanation (.5_Refelction_Theory_Assess_Intervention) 0.01mb

Projects: Adley Pabon

This Portfolio Project demonstrates my ability to research, analyze, and communicate complex information about federal policies affecting mental health. For this project, I investigated the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA) of 2008, analyzed its impact on individuals, families, and community mental health providers, and evaluated whether it achieved its intended outcomes.

Outcomes:

• Primary Program Outcome: Apply contemporary knowledge and skill sets to perform diverse administrative responsibilities in human and social services

• Secondary Institutional Outcomes:

  • Information Literacy & Communication

  • Thinking Abilities

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