

by Sara Wolfe
Credentials
Credentials/Certification and Training:
Michelle M. Pelc, MA, LPC
Education:
Naropa University, 2010
Master of Arts: Transpersonal Counseling Psychology
Loyola University Chicago, 2004
Bachelor of Science: Elementary Education
Minors: Psychology and Art
Certification/Continuing Education:
Alzheimer's Association​
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Virtual Dementia Tour (Juniper Village, 2013: Windhorse Elder Care 2015, 2016)
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Leaders in Dementia Training (Family Hospice, 2013: Windhorse, Elder Care, 2015,
2016)
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A Positive Approach to Care, Teepa Snow, 2014
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MIM (Memories in the Making), 2014
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Working with Alzheimer's Patient's training series, 2013
Training and Skills Background
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Over 10 years of experience working one-on-one and with groups with people who have
Alzheimer's Disease in homes, care facilities, and milieu settings; providing
social/emotional/cognitive/psych support.
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Person-Centered Care Planning and Managing Behaviors: Start with Yourself with Teepa Snow, 2016
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Hospice and end-of-life care, 2008-2016
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Assisted in developing and facilitating a Virtual Dementia Experience for staff and
community with Windhorse Elder Care, 2015.
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Medical Care Management
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Coma Communication and Process Oriented Facilitation training with Stan Tomandl,
MA, PWD & Ann Jacob, B.Ed, 2011
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Pulling On the Threads of Story: Applied Storytelling for Bereavement with Susan
Kaplan, 2010
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Healing Trauma Through the Body with Christina Oshier and Saj Gandhi-Razvi, 2009
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Family Hospice Volunteer Program and Bereavement Volunteer Training, 2008
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Every Transition a New Opportunity: Birthing a New Family Story Through Art and Play
with Sue Wallingford and Kathy Kinskey, 2008
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Trauma Healing and Transformation Seminar with Dr Robert Scaer, 2007
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Body Mind Psychotherapy with Katie Asmus, 2007
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Internal Family Systems seminar with Judy Ford, 2007
Professional Experience
Clinical Case Manager/Supervisor/Therapist, Windhorse Family & Eldercare: May 2014-Present
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Providing psychological, psychosocial, environmental, and personal care support for clients and families
in their homes using the WEC model.
Geriatric Care Manager, Private Consultant: May 2008- Present
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Coordinate and manage care for seniors and families who need support with Chronic and
Terminal Illness, Anxiety, Depression, Grief and Loss, and End-Of-Life Process.
Co-Director, Care Link Adult Day Program: May 2017- August 2020
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Responsible for oversight and direction of all programs
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Community Outreach and Development/Grief Counselor, Family Hospice: April 2012- May
2014
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Developed and maintained relationships in senior communities with staff, residents, and
families.
Volunteer, Family Hospice: March 2008- May 2014
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Advocated for patients and families facing end-of-life transitions; proactively attended to
the individual needs of clients.
Assistant Volunteer/Bereavement Coordinator, Family Hospice: July 2010-April 2012
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Provided clinical and administrative support for volunteer and bereavement coordinators.
