Venter Adera

Psychology and Public Administration Professional

Nairobi, Nairobi AreaMember since 25 October 2025

LeadershipCounsellingPsychoeducation

About

A multi-skilled, initiative-taking, and hardworking psychology and public administration professional keen to undertaking challenging tasks. I am a collaborator with good organizational, leadership, and communication skills, the ability to pay attention to details, and able to meet set deliverables with minimum supervision. I am a person of high morals and integrity. I cut-edge excellent policies to psychological and public programs for the benefit of the society.

Experience

Volunteer Counsellor - Nakuru Rehabilitation Centre - Nakuru

(2022-07 - 2022-09)

Conducted initial assessments and evaluations to understand counselees' individual needs, goals, and challenges related to addiction or behavioural health issues.
Collaborated with counselees to develop personalized treatment plans that address their unique circumstances, strengths, and recovery objectives.
Providing one-on-one counselling sessions to explore underlying issues, develop coping skills, and make positive changes in their behaviour and thinking patterns.
Coordinated group therapy sessions where counselees can share experiences, learn from each other, and receive support and encouragement from peers in similar situations.
Taught counselees about addiction, mental health, relapse prevention, and healthy coping strategies through well-coordinated psychoeducation and skills training sessions.
Was alert to crises or emergencies that arise during the rehabilitation process, providing immediate support and intervention to ensure the safety and well-being of counselees.
Collaborated with other healthcare professionals, social services agencies, and community resources to coordinate comprehensive care and support services for patients in the centre.
Maintained accurate and confidential client records, progress notes, treatment plans, and other documentation in compliance with legal and ethical standards.
Engaged in ongoing supervision, training, and self-care practices to maintain professional competence, prevent burnout, and promote personal well-being while supporting counselees through their recovery process.