Angeline Ayieko is a Kenyan mental health counselor and therapist with over 26 years of experience in counseling and teaching. She holds multiple degrees including a Master's in clinical counseling and human services. Her experience includes teaching high school, lecturing at a teacher training college, and working as a counselor and therapist in Kenya and the United States, specializing in developing counseling programs and assisting disabled individuals. She is proficient in counseling, evaluation, training, and handling confidential client information.

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ANGELINE AYIEKO
P.O. Box 77522-00611, Nairobi, KENYA:Telephone+254 707772991:Email:anjuaye@yahoo.com
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Angeline is a Kenyan with over 26 years of experience in counselling and teaching. She is professional, dually
licensed as mental health and substance abuse counselor (LPC, LMHP& PLADC),she holds Master’s Degree in
clinical counseling, in addition to Master of Science in Human Services both from Bellevue University, Bellevue,
NE, USA. She also holds Bachelor of Education in Math & Chemistry, Egerton University and Masters of Science
in Educational Psychology from Kenyatta University.
Angeline taught in high school and lectured in a teacher training college for 10 and 2 years respectively where
she majored in guidance and counselling. In counselling and therapy work, she has specialized in developing and
implementing training programs in counselling and alternative healing therapy, referrals or home visits and
follow-ups, use of computer programs to help clients improve decision-making, abstract-reasoning, problem
solving, monitoring and evaluation of the counselling programed and production of monthly statistics and
reports
Angeline has worked with staff members, patients of all ages and backgrounds, families including mentally,
physically, developmentally, socially or emotionally disabled persons in Kenya and Omaha, NE in USA in
improving their ability to perform tasks in their daily living and working environments.
She therefore has a strong interpersonal skills required of a successful counsellor and therapist. She also has
good writing skills necessary for keeping track and completing records on a patient's progress toward goals.
Over the years she has ensured that proper client’s records are updated regularly and she has exercised
discretion, tact and accuracy in handling confidential information
She has over the last 7 years had the responsibility to do final evaluations and referrals and in today's
demanding health care system, Angeline has developed the necessary skills and knowledge of legal and
regulatory issues and ethical considerations to make sound clinical decisions.
Equally, Angeline has had opportunity to represent the Salvation Army, Jericho Counselling, ENCOR and Girls
Incorporated in meeting and public functions when requested
Finally, Angeline is an accomplished trainer and facilitator who have built capacity of partners and staff in
Counselling and Alternative Healing Therapy, community awareness, growth and psychological development of
the patient. She has also provided leadership to multidisciplinary team of staffin remote rural areas, urban
centres and institutions

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EDUCATION
1. Master of clinical counseling, Bellevue University, Bellevue, NE, USA, 2011
2. Master of Science in Human Services, Bellevue University, Bellevue, NE, USA 2008
a. (Registered for Clinical Counselling and Substance Abuse).
3. Masters of Science in Educational Psychology from Kenyatta University-2005
4. Bachelor of Education in Math & Chemistry, Egerton University, Nakuru, Kenya, Nov 1993
ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATES AND TRAINING
1. Medicaide and nurseaid license for eight yearsin NebraskaUSA
2. CPR(cardiopulmonary resuscitation) certified for the eight years
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
August 2012– October 2014 Job Title: THERAPIST ANDCOUNSELLOR
SALVATION ARMY, OMAHA, USA
As a member of the counselling and therapy team, I ensured quality and effective counselling and
therapy in schools, in workplaces community centres or health clinics. I helped people to resolve
short-term issues and build skills and resources for tackling mental health concerns in the future.
Other functions include working with mentally, physically, developmentally, socially or emotionally
disabling:
 Developing and implement training programmes in counselling and alternative healing therapy
 Supported clients to improve their ability to perform tasks in their daily living and working
environments.
 Makereferrals or homevisitsand follow-upsas well as develop andmaintain daily living and work
skills.
 Helping clients to improve their basic motor functions and reasoning abilities
 assisting clients in performing activities of all types, ranging from using a computer to caring for
daily needs such as dressing, cooking, and eating
 use computerprogrammes tohelp clients improvedecision-making, abstract-reasoning, problem
solving, and perceptual skills, as well as memory, sequencing, and coordination
 I worked with employees to evaluate the work environment, plan work activities, and assess the
client’s progress
 I assess and document daily activities and progress of clients
 I represent Salvation Army in meeting and public functions when requested
 I trained staff in Basic Skills in Counselling and Alternative Healing Therapy as well as any other
training offered within the department
Feb 2012 toMarch2014 Job Title: COUNSELLORANDTHERAPIST
JERICHO COUNSELLING, OMAHA, USA
As a member of the Jericho Counselling Team, I worked in community centers and client’s home with
people of all ages to help them overcome the effects of disability caused by physical or psychological
illness, ageing or accident. Other duties include
 Carry out weekly and monthly monitoring and evaluation of the programmes and produce
monthly statistics and reports

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 Facilitating the awareness, growth and psychological development of the patient
 Meeting regularly with patients to review their goals and to determine the best way of attaining
them.
 Referral of clients with severe difficulties to specialized institutions or individuals
 Ensure that proper client’s records are updated regularly and exercise discretion, tact and
accuracy in handling confidential information
 Assessing and evaluating client progress
Oct 2010 – March 2012 Job Title: COUNSELLOR
PRN IN MENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF DCCS, OMAHA, USA
 As a member of the department, I assisted in the implementation of counselling program services
 I assessed, counselled and referred cases
 I documented activities of clients on daily basis for information and decision making
May 2010 – Feb 2012 Job Title: THERAPIST ANDCOUNSELLOR
CAPSTONE BEHAVIOURAL HEALTH, OMAHA, USA
 Counsellingclients, consultingwith supervisor, documentingall services and presenting the same
to the organization
 Visiting clients and their carerat home to monitor their progress
 Family supportandvisitationsupport
 Weekly staff consultationmeeting and referral
May 2006 – Sept2011 Job Title: RESIDENT COUNSELLOR ASSOCIATE
ENCOR, OMAHA, NE, USA
As a resident Counsellor, I worked on a one-on-one basis with others and I exert my influence behind
the scenes rather than seeking out a visible leadership position. Importantly, I
 Assisted 5 individuals with activities of daily living and dispense medications.
 Documented all activities and service reports.
 Participated in team management and training sessions including CPR and First Aid.
 developed and implement training programmes in counselling and alternative healing therapy
 Supporting patients with a number of different activities regarding their daily functions, such as
relearning how to feed and dress themselves or attain greater independence

May 2006–Nov 2007 Job Title: COUNSELLOR
GIRLS INCORPORATED, OMAHA, NE, USA
 As a member of the team, I designed, implemented and evaluated comprehensive counselling
programme for girls to enhance their success in schools and at home
 I facilitate girls to solve their own problems, yet demonstrate a genuine concern and compassion
for their dilemmas
 to help girls to in identifying bullying situations, domestic abuse or other family situations that
impacted on their performance at school and consequently planned for academic path
 I promoted learning environment and worked to safeguard human rights by providing crisis
intervention for fights and quarrels amongst the girls.
 Tutor Algebra in Bellevue University for 6 months.

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April 1993 –Sept 2005 Job Title: HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERAND COLLEGE LECTURER
Teachers Service Commission, Nairobi, Kenya
Head of Science Department, Kuja Special Secondary School for the Deaf, College lecturer, Bondo TTC
 Directed guidance and counselling department including team of three professionals.
 Organized and prepared for national chemistry examination.
 Counselled students on academic and personal problems.
 Taught Mathematics and chemistry to high school students.
 Taught science in college
OTHER EXPERIENCE ANDSKILLS
Languages
o Fluent in English
o Fluent in Swahili
o Familiar with American Sign Language
o Familiar with spanish
Computer skills
 MsOffice (Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint)
 Email
 Type 30 w/m
Other informationas applicable
I did belongto counselling associationandattendedconferences to updatemy knowledge as required
of my licenses.
MEMBERSHIPS
American counselling Association
PUBLICATIONS/EVALUATION REPORTS
PERFORMANCE IN MATHEMATICS BETWEEN HEARING AND HEARING
IMPAIRED STUDENTS: A COMPARISION STUDY IN MIGORI DISTRICT
SECONDARY SCHOOL FROM 2000-2003.

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REFERENCES
Prof Victor Harms
Bellevue University
1000 GalvinRoadSouth
Bellevue NE 68005
Tel: 402 682-4004
harms@bellevue.edu
Helen Poulos-Swchweer
3612 CummingStreet
OmahaNE 68131
Tel: 402-898-5941
Helen_Poulos_Schweer@USC.Salvationarmy.org
Dr Lorna Okoko
Foreign LanguagesDepartment
KenyattaUniversity
Tel 0722753610
lornaokoko@yahoo.com
George Audi
General Manager
German DoctorsNairobi
P.O.Box1699-00621
Village market Nairobi
Tel: 0728886322
George.germandocs@gmail.com