Sandra Rosales

Licensed Behavioral Health Coach in the State of Utah with a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and more than 14 years of progressive experience delivering behavioral health services across correctional, community, educational, and private practice settings. Experienced in psychosocial assessment, behavioral health case management support, care coordination, crisis intervention, psychoeducation, behavioral coaching, and recovery-oriented services. Certified in Adult Mental Health First Aid USA and Psychological First Aid, with a proven ability to build therapeutic relationships, advocate for vulnerable populations, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and maintain accurate behavioral health documentation.

Bilingual in English and Spanish with a strong commitment to improving access to culturally responsive, person-centered behavioral health services.

Personal Development & Relationship Coach at Independent Consulting Practice (2022-01 – Present)

• Provide individualized coaching focused on emotional wellness, resilience, interpersonal relationships, and personal growth.
• Develop personalized action plans that promote behavioral change, self-awareness, communication skills, and long-term goal achievement.
• Utilize strengths-based and solution-focused coaching techniques to empower clients through life transitions and personal challenges.
• Maintain confidential documentation while monitoring client progress and supporting sustained behavioral change.
• Deliver culturally responsive services to diverse English- and Spanish-speaking clients.

Private Practice Psychologist at Independent Practice (2017-01 – 2021-12)

• Conducted comprehensive psychological assessments and developed individualized intervention plans addressing emotional, behavioral, academic, occupational, and interpersonal concerns.
• Provided individual counseling utilizing evidence-based approaches to improve emotional regulation, stress management, coping skills, and overall psychological well-being.
• Delivered psychoeducation to strengthen resilience, communication skills, healthy relationships, and personal development.
• Maintained accurate clinical documentation, confidential records, treatment plans, and progress notes in accordance with ethical standards.
• Collaborated with clients' support systems, when appropriate, to promote continuity of care and positive treatment outcomes.

Psychologist at Toledo International Peace Center (2016-04 – 2016-12)

• Conducted psychosocial assessments supporting community reintegration initiatives for vulnerable populations, including individuals affected by Colombia's armed conflict.
• Facilitated psychoeducational workshops focused on resilience, emotional regulation, conflict resolution, and successful community reintegration.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to coordinate behavioral health interventions and individualized support strategies.
• Maintained comprehensive participant documentation, behavioral observations, and progress reports.
• Promoted recovery-oriented, trauma-informed services that strengthened social inclusion and community participation.

Bachelor's Degree in Psychology