Date of Next Meeting: June 21, 2019 12:00pm-1:30pm
Lunch will be served from 12-12:30 pm, Speaker begins at 12:30 pm
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Note: This meeting is intended for social workers only and is not open to all professions. Please only RSVP if you are a Licensed Social Worker, or are currently a social work student.
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June Meeting Location
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Atria at the Arboretum
Address: 9306 Great Hills Trail Website: www.atriaseniorliving.com Phone: (512) 549-4218 Parking Instructions: Parking available on-site as well as across the street About the Atria at the Arboretum: Never in human history have so many lived so long.Thank you science, technology, education and prosperity. Now what? How can society benefit from this growing abundance of wisdom, resilience, perspective, talent and creativity? We believe in the extraordinary potential of older adults.That’s why we create vibrant communities where they can thrive and participate, know that their contributions are valued, and enjoy access to opportunities and support that help them keep making a positive difference in our world. Mission StatementRecognizing the challenges of aging, we are dedicated to encouraging a fulfilling lifestyle and promoting independence.Exceptional service for our residents Growth, development and rewards for our employees Viability for the long term for our company We listen. We engage life with pride, professionalism, creativity and fun. We strive to enhance lives and exceed expectations every day. Our Commitment to QualityWe have high standards when it comes to quality, because we know what’s at stake for our customers and employees. Our commitment to doing things the right way is best seen through our internal Quality Enhancement (QE) program. With standards that often exceed state requirements, the QE program uses a comprehensive review tool that measures approximately 700 items of daily life in our communities. In addition to state-led reviews, Atria communities undergo unannounced QE visits each year to ensure quality continues to be our number one priority. We also conduct regular customer satisfaction surveys, and the feedback we receive from our residents and families tells us what’s working well and where we need to improve. Continually looking for ways to enhance the services we offer is just another way for us to follow through on our promise to put quality above all else. Learn more about how we’re making good on our promises to uphold industry-leading quality standards here. |
June Meeting Speaker and Topic
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Getting to Know APD Victim's Services
Summer Davenport, LCSW and Trisha Cupero, LCSW
About Summer Davnport, LCSW: Summer Davenport has been practicing social work for thirteen years. She spent five years as a hospice social worker. After leaving hospice, Summer began working with victims of crime with the Austin Police Department and continues to do so. Summer assists and counsels victims and/or witnesses to crimes such as sexual assault, domestic violence and murder. She also assists witnesses and/or survivors of traffic fatalities, suicide and natural deaths. Summer is an MSW graduate from Texas State University, holds an LCSW, and is trained in EMDR. Summer is also a Reiki Healer.
About Trisha Cupero: Trisha Cupero is a licensed clinical social worker working at the Austin Police Department Victim Services on the crisis team for the past seven years. She has previous experience working in mental health and with at-risk youth. Trisha has a master's in social work and a bachelor's in psychology. She specializes in trauma, crisis intervention, grief and loss, and family violence dynamics.
Summer Davenport, LCSW and Trisha Cupero, LCSW
About Summer Davnport, LCSW: Summer Davenport has been practicing social work for thirteen years. She spent five years as a hospice social worker. After leaving hospice, Summer began working with victims of crime with the Austin Police Department and continues to do so. Summer assists and counsels victims and/or witnesses to crimes such as sexual assault, domestic violence and murder. She also assists witnesses and/or survivors of traffic fatalities, suicide and natural deaths. Summer is an MSW graduate from Texas State University, holds an LCSW, and is trained in EMDR. Summer is also a Reiki Healer.
About Trisha Cupero: Trisha Cupero is a licensed clinical social worker working at the Austin Police Department Victim Services on the crisis team for the past seven years. She has previous experience working in mental health and with at-risk youth. Trisha has a master's in social work and a bachelor's in psychology. She specializes in trauma, crisis intervention, grief and loss, and family violence dynamics.