Course description
COUNTING YOUR FLOWERS SCHOLARSHIP FUND EVENT TAKES PLACE IN SELF CARE FOR BLACK GIRLS GROUP-THROUGH THE DAY
Please Register to get your email for November 28, 2020 with a 10 minute live timeslot and group replay promotional video for product/services. The Live will include a 10 minute promotional highlight with a Counting Your Flowers Staff person; along with full one day only access to group for promotional posts (non video promotion only) within Self Care for Black Girls (we currently have over 16k active and engaging members).
Limit Slots Available and are all EST timezone; timeslots will selected by host and will not be adjusted to maintain schedule:
Mission for Scholarship:
https://countingyourflowers.com/
- To support the educational and vocational success of Black and Latinx girls in an effort to empower and increase full equality of opportunity in our society.
- To create a method for highlighting the importance of emotional wellness in the achievements of Black and Latinx girls for many significant contributions to our communities.
Historically, Counting Your Flower’s agenda was to impact young Black and Latinx girls through a two part series that attempts to improve their self-image and esteem; while learning to develop practical emotional wellness tools and skills.
What are you supporting?
Last year with our in-person vendor event we raised over $1500 and this year our goal is to double that effort and help provide more scholarships.
Sharea is a licensed clinical social worker with years of success in helping clients recover from anxiety, depression and low self-esteem. She has worked in a variety of clinical settings where she received specialized training in the following therapeutic practices: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Narrative Theory, Motivational Interviewing and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy.
For the past three years, Sharea has worked in a practice setting catering to mostly (but not exclusively) Black women, couples and adolescents. Sharea is also a highly skilled Small and Non-Profit Business consultant. Through her skill building small businesses, she has a 100% success rate in helping individual’s realize their dream of starting or expanding their business.
Sharea’s work is delivered through individual sessions, family/couples session, group therapy and workshops focused on helping people navigate through wellness, identity, life transitions and complicated situations. Her empowerment approach focuses on helping people identify and bring out their distinctive strengths while overcoming barriers to happiness and success. Her goal is to help client's create a quality life filled with purpose and self-love. Sharea encourages clients to embrace the concept that our wellness and happiness lies within our control.
Sharea received a BA degree in Sociology from Rider University and a Master’s of Social Work with a concentration of mental health, health and aging from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Sharea is also currently an adjunct professor at Rutgers in their graduate level social work department where she teaches: Program Development and Strategic Planning, Direct Clinical Practice with Adolescents/Children, and Diversity and Oppression.
LICENSE & CERTIFICATIONS
Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the States of New Jersey #44SC05650200
Mental Health First Aid Instructor (National Instructor Certification)
PUBLICATIONS
- (July, 2015) Printed Reference: Salem Health: Adolescent Health & Wellness; Abusive Relationship, 837-839.
- (July, 2015) Printed Reference: Salem Health: Adolescent Health & Wellness; Female Relationships, 854-856.
