Heidi Keiser
About Heidi Keiser
Heidi Keiser serves as the Program Supervisor for the SEEDS program at Children's Home Network in Tampa, Florida. With a background in social work and extensive experience in mental health services, she specializes in crisis intervention and group therapy.
Current Role at Children's Home Network
Heidi Keiser serves as the Program Supervisor for the SEEDS program at Children's Home Network in Tampa, Florida. She has held this position since 2017, overseeing the program's operations and ensuring the delivery of effective services to families. Her role involves managing staff and resources to support children facing developmental or academic challenges.
Previous Experience at Hoffman Homes for Youth
Heidi Keiser worked at Hoffman Homes for Youth from 2011 to 2016, where she held two positions. Initially, she served as a Mental Health Worker for three years, followed by a two-year tenure as a Mental Health Worker Supervisor. In these roles, she supervised the implementation of wrap-around services designed for families, enhancing support for children with various challenges.
Education and Expertise in Social Work
Heidi Keiser earned her Bachelor's degree in Social Work from Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, completing her studies between 2013 and 2015. Her educational background has equipped her with expertise in crisis intervention and psychotherapy, which she applies in her current role to improve the support provided to families in the SEEDS program.
Role as Family Support Coordinator
Before becoming the Program Supervisor, Heidi Keiser worked as a Family Support Coordinator for the SEEDS program at Children's Home Network from 2016 to 2017. In this capacity, she contributed to the program's mission by providing support and resources to families, facilitating their access to necessary services.
Skills in Group Therapy and Case Management
Heidi Keiser possesses a strong background in group therapy, which has been instrumental in her work. Her skills contribute to the development of effective case management strategies, enhancing the overall support structure for families within the SEEDS program.