Claire Fultz is a dedicated Life and Social Skills Instructor at the Group for the Independent Learning Disabled (GILD), where she leverages over a decade of experience in the mental health care industry to empower adults with disabilities. In her current role, Claire is instrumental...
Claire Fultz is a dedicated Life and Social Skills Instructor at the Group for the Independent Learning Disabled (GILD), where she leverages over a decade of experience in the mental health care industry to empower adults with disabilities. In her current role, Claire is instrumental in developing and implementing innovative class curricula focused on life and social skills, as well as mental health education. Her expertise in behavioral health integration and crisis intervention allows her to create a supportive learning environment that addresses the unique challenges faced by her students.
Claire's commitment to fostering personal growth is evident through her facilitation of group meetings, where she skillfully navigates sensitive topics, ensuring that each member feels heard and valued. Her ability to run engaging group sessions not only enhances social interaction but also promotes essential life skills that are crucial for independent living. Additionally, Claire actively participates in quarterly board meetings, contributing insights on class progress and organizational development, which reflects her strong leadership and management capabilities.
Recognized for her contributions to social justice, Claire is a recipient of the Social Justice Award from Juniata College, underscoring her dedication to advocacy within the mental health field. Her proficiency in various computer applications, including Microsoft Office and SPSS, complements her clinical skills, enabling her to conduct research and manage data effectively. With certifications in CPR and First Aid, Claire prioritizes the safety and well-being of her students, making her a well-rounded professional in the behavioral health landscape. Through her work at GILD, Claire continues to make a significant impact, equipping individuals with the tools they need to thrive in their communities.
