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DocuSign Envelope ID:9F461F1C-C86C-42DC-B78C-50FC18D204DF <br /> EXHIBIT B:CARDINAL MENTAL HEALTH APPLICATION <br /> ATI therapists all have Masters degrees in art therapy or related fields and are all fully <br /> licensed or working towards full licensure as professional counselors in NC. All <br /> clinicians receive weekly group supervision and individual supervision as needed, <br /> according to client load and level of licensure. ATI therapists and interns have a <br /> combined 50+ years of experience working with newcomers, and receive annual <br /> training in multicultural competencies. In addition to this extensive clinical experience <br /> and training, the ED holds a doctorate in expressive arts therapy, with dissertation <br /> research focused on refugee mental health. Research on newcomer programming is <br /> conducted in collaboration with various universities including UNC-Chapel Hill, UNC- <br /> Greensboro, Duke University, Lesley University, and other community-based agencies. <br /> c) What efforts do you make to seek feedback about your program from your target population <br /> (e.g. survey, evaluations, etc.?) <br /> Beyond the research evaluations ATI conducts every year to monitor the mental health <br /> and social functioning of our clients, ATI also surveys teachers, school staff, and <br /> newcomer clients about their experiences with the program. Finally, ATI also surveys <br /> community art show attendees who view the client artwork and stories to evaluate how <br /> the program impacts community perceptions of newcomers. <br /> PROGRAM INFORMATION 8/28/2018 5:02:49 PM Page 5 of 12 <br />