Building a foundation for the future
Explore my educational journey and the skills I've cultivated to support children and families. Discover my commitment to continuous learning and my dedication to making a positive impact in the field of social work. This section highlights the experiences that have shaped my career aspirations and prepared me for future opportunities.
Future career goals
My goal is to become a Child & Family Social Worker and eventually a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) specializing in children, adolescents, and families. I want to work in roles that allow me to:
- Support kids through emotional and behavioral challenges
- Help families access resources and build stability
- Work in schools, youth programs, or community mental health settings
- Provide trauma-informed, culturally sensitive care
- Create safe environments for children who have experienced hardship
I am committed to continuing my education and training to make a long-lasting positive impact in the lives of children who need support the most.
What i hope you'll see
I hope visitors understand that my education has given me a strong foundation in psychology, behavioral science, and child development. I want them to see that I am intentional about my academic path and committed to pursuing a career supporting children and families. Ultimately, I want visitors to view me as someone who is serious about my professional growth and well-prepared for future opportunities in social work.
Human factors in action
I conducted a case analysis on human error, applying principles like situational awareness, attention limits, and cognitive load. The project helped me understand how real-world environments can increase the likelihood of mistakes and how redesigning systems can prevent them.
"Marbella's dedication to understanding the complexities of human behavior shines through in her educational achievements. Her commitment to applying these insights in practical settings makes her a promising professional in the field of psychology."
Dr. Solano Psychology Professor