Job Summary:

• Observing and noting thoughts on intra-familial functioning
• Help the family to process reactions and adjust to difficult changes in life, such as addiction, separation from parent, being in treatment.
• Encourage family members to discuss emotions and experiences and be able to clarify to the family perceptions about disruptions that have developed within the family.
• Help families develop strategies and skills to change behavior's and to cope with difficult situations. 
• Work with the family to develop bonds that will promote cohesion after discharge.
• Completed and maintained confidential files and mandated records.
• Uncovering latent determinants of dysfunction and then educate the family on such issues such as working with families that may have parentified children on developing new roles, boundaries and effective discipline.
• Assisting clients with processing grief and other variations of negative effects. 
• Work with the families to address issues such as low self-esteem, stress, addiction, and substance abuse.
• Clarifying and assisting the family to obtain and utilize helpful environmental resources.
• Provide guidance and mediation for clients, either in groups or individually, to help address and resolve identified problems.
• Cooperate with staff and other community agencies in carrying out treatment plans,
• Attend and participate in weekly scheduled Clinical Team meetings and Reflective Supervision

Skills on Resume: 

• Family Counseling (Soft Skills)
• Behavior Modification (Soft Skills)
• Conflict Resolution (Soft Skills)
• Grief Counseling (Soft Skills)
• Case Documentation (Hard Skills)
• Emotional Support (Soft Skills)
• Resource Coordination (Soft Skills)
• Team Collaboration (Soft Skills)

Job Summary:

• Provide counselling, referral and support to clients experiencing family separation, using a wide range of strategies including individual, group, family and community-based interventions
• Conduct client assessment and intake of client needs to make client appointments, provide relevant information and make appropriate referrals, and link to treatment plan
• Facilitate post separation groups, information sessions and workshops
• Network and develop collaborative relationships with relevant government organisations and community agencies and other support services that benefit children and young people
• Receive referrals for family sessions and respond in a timely manner.
• Meeting with patients individually and contacting family and supports ahead of time to assess the need for and to schedule sessions.
• Consult with other clinical staff members in order to determine appropriateness for sessions and to obtain additional clinical information prior to and following sessions.
• Responsible for documentation of completed sessions and contacts to family/supports made over the phone.
• Supervise and monitor visits with children and families
• Provide a variety of interventions to promote positive parenting skills, including, but not limited to, coaching, skill-building, and supportive feedback
• Document all services related to visits and submit them to CPS
• Transport children to and from visits

Skills on Resume: 

• Counseling (Soft Skills)
• Client Assessment (Hard Skills)
• Group Facilitation (Soft Skills)
• Networking (Soft Skills)
• Documentation (Hard Skills)
• Supervision (Soft Skills)
• Parenting Coaching (Soft Skills)
• Transport Coordination (Hard Skills)

Job Summary:

• Provide evidence-based, therapeutic services, and incorporate behavioral health goals and parenting interventions
• Conduct screenings, assessments, and completion of required clinical documentation
• Develop and monitor individualized treatment plans
• On-call with clients on assigned case load and lead groups
• Participate in case reviews, team meetings, and attend child welfare meetings and court hearings
• Develop and maintain relationships with system partners
• Capture services provided within the agency’s database
• Provide therapy for individuals, couples, children, and families.
• Maintain up-to-date treatment plans and documentation of services provided within insurance-required time frames for documentation.
• Work with other providers both in the organization and in other organizations to coordinate care for patients.
• Update schedules, CPT codes, and attendance status for patients
• Work closely with service providers such as law enforcement, schools, juvenile justice and child welfare agencies.
• Monitor family progress and safety plans.

Skills on Resume: 

• Therapy Provision (Soft Skills)
• Client Assessment (Hard Skills)
• Treatment Planning (Hard Skills)
• Case Management (Soft Skills)
• Collaboration (Soft Skills)
• Documentation (Hard Skills)
• Crisis Management (Soft Skills)
• Family Monitoring (Soft Skills)

Job Summary:

• Provide a range of therapeutic interventions appropriate to client needs
• Deliver psychosocial education to parents/carers to support young people
• Schedule and conduct collaborative and client-driven counseling sessions
• Develop and maintain quality relationships with key stakeholders
• Conduct timely intake of new referrals to commence assessment of support
• Conduct initial risk assessments of families/children to ensure client safety
• Complete and conduct a range of data collection and reporting
• Provide comprehensive case management and crisis intervention services to youth in crisis and families.
• Provide individual and family counseling according to the program model.
• Assess strengths and needs of children and families.
• Provide support and assistance to remote field staff on an on-call rotation basis.

Skills on Resume: 

• Therapeutic Interventions (Soft Skills)
• Psychosocial Education (Soft Skills)
• Counseling (Soft Skills)
• Relationship Building (Soft Skills)
• Risk Assessment (Hard Skills)
• Data Collection (Hard Skills)
• Case Management (Soft Skills)
• Crisis Intervention (Soft Skills)