Sondrea S.

Sondrea S. has extensive experience in the field of behavioral health and crisis intervention. They started their career at RFK Community Alliance as a Direct Care Worker, providing daily therapeutic support for children and adolescents. They later became a Program Supervisor at both RFK Community Alliance and LUK, Inc., where they continued to support and manage youth in residential programs. Sondrea also worked as a Care Coordinator at Community Healthlink Inc, where they focused on integrating services for patients and coordinating with primary care physicians. At YWCA USA, they worked as a Shelter Advocate, helping participants find long-term housing and providing advocacy. Their most recent roles were at Open Sky Community Services, where they served as the Director of Operations and Program Coordinator for the CIT-TTAC program, which aimed to train first responders in crisis intervention. Overall, Sondrea has demonstrated a strong commitment to helping individuals with behavioral health difficulties and promoting their safety and well-being.

Sondrea S. began their education in 2015 at American International College. However, there is no information available regarding any degree or field of study obtained during this time. From 2019 to 2021, Sondrea attended Mount Wachusett Community College and obtained an associate's degree in Human Services, General. Sondrea'seducation continued at Fitchburg State University, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Human Services, General from 2020 to 2024.

In addition to their formal education, Sondrea S. has acquired additional certifications. In December 2022, they became a Mental Health First Aid Instructor through the National Council for Mental Wellbeing. In January 2022, they also completed the Certification & Training Program (CIT)/ Coordinator offered by CIT International.