Bredell Moody

7321 Brookmont Dr. Apt 307

Raleigh, NC 27613
Cell Phone: (910) 850-8669
Bredellmoody13@gmail.com
Bkmoody2@ncsu.edu

EDUCATION
North Carolina State University Raleigh, NC
Ph.D. student in Counseling and Counselor Education program
Estimated graduation date: May 2021

The University of North Carolina at Pembroke, Pembroke, NC

M. A. Ed. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
December 2016

The University of North Carolina at Pembroke, Pembroke, NC

B. S. in Psychology
May 2013
CREDENTIALS
CSAC Registrant—North Carolina Substance Abuse Professional Practice Board
January 11, 2016

National Certified Counselor – National Board for Certified Counselors March 21, 2017

Licenses Professional Counselor Associate – June 27, 2017

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
Counseling Intern
September 2015- December 2016
Renew Counseling Center
Fayetteville, North Carolina

Norma Negron, Supervisor

 Co-Facilitate Alcohol Drug Education and Traffic School classes (ADETS) for individuals in need
of services
 Facilitate Psychoeducational Anger Management courses for individuals in need of services
 Assist clients in becoming aware of events and cues of anger
 Assist clients in establishing anger control plans
 Assist clients in restructuring thoughts that may trigger anger
 Assist clients in assertiveness training and introduce clients to conflict resolution model
 Assess, diagnose and treat mental and emotional disorders children, adolescents, and adults across
diverse populations.

Professional Experience
Academic Counselor, North Carolina State University
August 2017 – Present
 Organize withdrawal requests and respond in a timely manner
 Communicate with students as needed to obtain or provide information
 Communicate with Deans (designee) as needed in a professional and timely manner
 Track requests and utilize electronic records system (Titanium) and My Pack Portal
  Produce data related to withdrawals as requested
 Respond to phone and other inquiries about withdrawals and withdrawal process
 If clinical assessment or response is needed, I function within my level of training and education
Complete and process appropriate paperwork
 Work closely with the office staff and administrative staff to ensure the withdrawal system is
running efficiently
 Utilize My Pack Portal to determine withdrawal attempts and to obtain other information as
needed

Triage Counselor, North Carolina State University

January 2018 – Present

 Aim to assess and categorize the urgency of mental health related problems
 Determine the nature and severity of the mental health problem,
 Determine which service response would best meet the needs of the patient and how urgently the
response is required
 Conduct risk assessment to determine whether the patient is at risk of harming self and/or others
because of their mental state
 Assign a category indicating level of risk

Income Maintenance Caseworker I, Cumberland Country Department of Social Services

February 2017 – July 2017

 Work predominately with low income families to determine eligibility and ensure medical
assistance for families in need
 Responsible for taking applications
 Interviewing clients
 Verifying information
 Determining eligibility
 Updating and maintaining cases for Family and Children's Medicaid.

SPECIALIZED TRAINING
Prevent Child Abuse North Carolina Online Training: Recognizing and Responding to Suspicions of
Child Maltreatment

Cultural Competency Curriculum for Disaster Preparedness and Crisis Response

Train the Trainer—Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment

Southern Regional Area Health Education Center
April 2016

North Carolina Institute for Public Health: North Carolina Disaster Response Network Training
November 27, 2017

PUBLICATIONS
Moody, B., Stargell, N., & Cleveland, M. (in progress). Rates of depression in African American
men: Managing multiple minorities. Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development.

Moody, B., & Stargell, N. (in progress). Regaining my power: Creative interventions for victims of
hate crimes. Journal of Creativity in Counseling.
Morris, L; Stargell, N., Moody, B; Duong, K. (in progress) Gender Dysphoria: Assessment,
Diagnosis, and Intervention Strategies
 Stargell, N., Valenzuela, S., Moody, B. Responding to Racism: Practice Reminders for Counselors.
Southern Association for Counselor Education: Newsletter

Moody, B. There Was No Way to Avoid Meeting This Challenge. The Fayetteville Observer

PRESENTATIONS
Stargell,N. A., Duong, K., & Moody, B. K. (2016). What is a career? What is success? Presented at the 1st Annual
Project ACCESS Residential Camp for American Indian High School Students, Pembroke, NC.

Walters, C., Clark, C., McLaughlin, W., Simon Lohorn, S., & Moody, B. (2018). Gay Affirmative
Practice: A Model for Counseling LGB Youth. Presented at the Cross- Cultural Counseling & Education
Conference for Research, Action, & Change

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
March 2015 – October 2017 Member of Chi Sigma Iota (Phi Sigma)
October 2017 – Member of Chi Sigma Iota (Nu Sigma Chi)
June 2015 - Member of The American Counseling Association
January 2016 – January 2018 Member of The North Carolina Substance Abuse Professional Practice
Board
May 2016 - May 2017 Member of The North Carolina Counseling Association
May 2016 - May 2017 Member of The North Carolina Association for Multicultural Counseling and
Development

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
Bladen Crisis Center
Prepare and distribute food bags to the needy.

All American Recycling Surplus

Helped predominately low income visitors weigh their materials, explain the weight and how much we
will pay them for it, take the material to the back, break it down and send to processing.

Fayetteville Area Operation Inasmuch

Prepared and served breakfast to the homeless community of the Fayetteville, North Carolina area.

Latino Community Connects

Assisted in contacting individuals in need of resources, locating those resources, ensuring that those
individuals’ needs are met, and/or informing those in need of the services that are available.