Michelle M. Roling
EDUCATION
Certified Eating Disorder International Association 2009
Specialist of Eating Disorder Specialists
Mental Health State Of Iowa July 2002
Counselor Licensure
Master of Education Iowa State University, Ames, IA December 2000
Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
7th Grade-College Educational Counseling
Magna Cum Laude
Bachelor of Science Simpson College, Indianola, IA December 1994
K-12 Music Education – Cum Laude
Education Abroad European Performance and Cultural Immersion Summer 1987
University of South Dakota, Brookings, SD
COUNSELING CENTER EXPERIENCE
Student Counseling Services, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa
Supervisor: Director SCS
Eating Disorder Coordinator July 2003-Present
- Case Manage 10-16 clients weekly
- Supervise ED Case Conference
- Supervise ED Intern Concentration
- Team leader for clinical on-call/intake system
- Member of clinical committee
- Crisis management
- Facilitate ED treatment team consultation for ISU community
- Supervise practicum students in clinical psychology program
Supervisor: Michelle Clark, Ph.D.
Senior Staff Counselor July 2002-July 2003
- Case manage 10-15 clients weekly
- Eating Disorder and Substance Abuse assessments
- Completed Licensure for licensed Mental Health Counselor
- Administrative Assistant for Clinical Director
- Co-Chair Clinical Committee
Supervisor: Patricia Andersen, Ed.D.
Contract Counselor December 2000-July 2002
- Case managed 8-15 clients weekly
- Utilized and interpret assessments
- Consulted with SCS staff, ISU parents, campus community, and Dept. of Public Safety
- Covered On-call clients in crisis
- Assisted with crisis management
- Performed client in-take screenings
- Facilitated community referrals
- Accrued time to become a Licensed Mental Health Counselor
- Worked with individual supervisor a minimum of 90 minutes a week
- Worked within an eclectic, brief focused theoretical perspective
Walk-In Counselor August 2000-May 2001
- Assisted clients with career questions and exploration
- Connected clients with appropriate resources
- Created an SCS Career Exploration Web site
- Updated files and resources
- Facilitated successful career open houses
- Updated files and resources
COUNSELING EXPERIENCE
Private Practice Sharing is Healing July 2006-present
- Facilitate individual, couples and family therapy
- Case manage 14 clients
Adolescent Intensive Mary Greeley Medical Center March 2003-July 2006
Outpatient Program
Therapist Supervisor: Jody Kapustka
- Case manage up to 8 students
- Facilitate family therapy
- Lead group psycho- educational format
- Organize parent group meetings
- Participate in treatment team meetings and decisions
- Assist students from transitional settings back into longer term living arrangements
M. Ed. Practicum Ames Middle School, Ames, IA August-December 2000
Supervisors:
Scott Rix-Ames Middle School and Jan Kuhl-ISU
- Counseled 3-5 at-risk clients per week
- Assisted with home interventions
- Consulted with classroom teachers, parents, administration and community resources
- Conducted mediations between clients and parents
- Discussed clientele during supervision class 3 ½ hours a week
Parent-to-Parent Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and Clinics 1996-2004
- Counseled with parents of newly-diagnosed patients
- Processed the diagnosis, emotions and fears with parents of newly-diagnosed Cystic Fibrosis patients
- Assisted with providing information regarding daily functioning for the patients and the families
- Connected families with appropriate resources, techniques and coping materials
TESTING EXPERIENCE
Student Counseling Services, Iowa State University, Ames, IA
Trainer: Janet Croyle, M.Ed., N.C.C.
Supervisor for National Exams Spring 2001-2003
- Observed students during testing
- Answered students’ questions
- Organized and sorted materials
- Maintained strict national testing security for validity of test
- Attended trainings regarding test security and guidelines
Interim Testing Coordinator May 2001-2003
- Computer based Testing Training and Administration at a National & Institutional Computer Based Testing Center.
- Assisted with start up procedures for the day
- Checked in clients as they arrive
- Registered clients for testing at a later date or on a walk-in basis
- Consulted with University departments regarding departmental tests
- Committee member to investigate on-line math placement tests
- Implemented new organizational format for scheduling paper based tests
- Assisted with hiring and training of new staff
- Co-facilitated staff retreat and training for 2001-02 school year
- Supervised testing staff
Test Center Administrator Certification July 2001-Present
Prometric Testing Center
GROUPS
Eating Disorders Sharing is Healing 2006-present
Eating Disorders Student Counseling Services Spring 2003-Present
Iowa State University, Ames, IA
Facilitator
- Psychoeducational group
- Students struggling with eating disorders who have not had inpatient treatment
Women’s Self-Esteem Student Counseling Services Spring 2003
Iowa State University, Ames, IA
Co-Facilitator with Jennifer Sikute, Ph.D.
- Therapeutic process group
- Focus: self-esteem, positive coping mechanisms, relationships
Eating Disorders Student Counseling Services Fall 2002
Iowa State University, Ames, IA
Co-Facilitator with Jennifer Sikute,, Ph.D.
- Psychoeducational group
- Students struggling with eating disorders who have not had inpatient treatment
Depression Student Counseling Service Spring 2002
Iowa State University, Ames, IA
Co-facilitator with Kathy Bieschke, Ph.D.
- Therapeutic process group
- Focus: psychotropic medications, positive coping mechanisms, self-esteem
Grief Student Counseling Service Fall 2001
Iowa State University, Ames, IA
Facilitator
- Psychoeducational group
- Focus: stages of grief, processing emotion
Adult Women’s Student Counseling Services Spring 2001
Iowa State University, Ames, IA
Co-facilitator with Patricia Andersen, Ed.D.
- Therapeutic process group
- Women graduate students ages 24-63
- Focus: depression, relationship concerns, phase-of-life concerns
Self-esteem & Friendship Ames Middle School Fall 2000
Ames, IA
Facilitator
- Psycheducational group
- Adolescent girls ages 12-14
- Focus: trust, communication, listening skills, appropriate feedback, confidentiality
CF Support Began independently Fall 1996-2004
Facilitator
- Therapeutic process group
- Men and Women ages 20-50
- Focus: stress management, time management, relaxation skills, grief and loss
OUTREACH
10th Anniversary Eating Recovery Center Conference Presentation: "Propelling your Passion for Recovery into Prevention and Outreach Programming" Summer 2018
Renfrew Conference Poster Presentation
UNIVERSITY OUTREACH
Eating Disorders July 2003-present
- Eating Disorders Awareness Week across ISU campus and Ames Community
- How to help a friend
- Body acceptance
- Chair of ED outreach team
Eating Disorders Fall 2002-June 2003
- Body acceptance
- How to help a friend
- Eating Disorders Services Programs
- Member of the Eating Disorder Outreach team
Clinical Outreach Fall 2001-present
- Trainings for other ISU professionals
- Suicide prevention
- Student Counseling Services programs
- Chair of he clinical outreach team
Freshman Orientation – Incoming ISU students & parents Summer 2001
- Developed presentations on career exploration, career process and parent transition
- Created visual aids
- Organized appropriate resources
- Facilitated presentations on career exploration and parent transition
- Presented Student Counseling and our services to parents
McNair Program-Prospective Graduate Students Career Program Spring 2001
- Developed presentation discussing hints for minority students interested in applying to graduate school.
- Created appropriate resources
- Organized presentation packets
- Facilitated presentation
Career Exploration Program – Geology Department Fall 2000
- Presented Student Counseling Career Services
- Facilitated career path discussion
- Explained career planning
Cystic Fibrosis Awareness-Throughout the State of Iowa 1996-present
- Present information in groups involving 5-500 participants
- Facilitate an in-depth explanation about CF, the disease, it’s effects and the reality of living with CF, as a parent of a CF patient.
HONORS
2019 Carrie Chapman Center Women Impacting ISU Recipient
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