Job Title: ASAP Family Therapist (Full and Part-Time Positions Available)
We are looking for a diverse, trauma-informed clinician who is curious and passionate about learning! If you value flexibility and autonomy over your schedule coupled with the stability of a supportive team, you’ll be a great compliment to our talented team of clinicians!
· Home-based position!
· Professional development opportunities including training and certification in Dr. Bruce Perry’s Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics (NMT)
· Avg. value of $8,400/annually Employer paid FULL Health Benefits & Life Insurance for employee (full-time only)
· 24 PTO days annually + 11 paid Holidays (full-time only)
- Self-Referred Adoptive and Guardianship families • In-Home Treatment • Developmentally informed practice • Trauma-Sensitive Interventions • Therapeutic Family Camps • Somatic Interventions • Attachment Focused Approach
Harmony is not your typical agency. We are students of the latest science-backed, trauma-informed therapies and services. We are not promoters of the “how it’s always been” mentality. We are proponents of a comprehensive, interdisciplinary approach that meets each person where they are.
Job Summary: The Adoption Support and Preservation (ASAP) program provides in-home, trauma-informed, neurodevelopmentally sensitive, therapeutic services to meet the unique needs of adoptive and guardianship families. Family Therapists are responsible for providing a continuum of ASAP services to children and families including individual and family therapy, prevention, education, and support linkage.
Essential Functions:
– Utilize evidenced-based, trauma informed treatment models/approaches that are relevant and appropriate for work with families
– Clinically assess the needs of the child and family
– Provide and coordinate crisis and non-crisis intervention services to families
Job Specifications:
· Master’s Degree in Mental Health (MHC), Professional Counseling (PC), Social Work (MSSW) or equivalent
· Two years of direct clinical experience with families and children in individual and group settings
· Ability to clinically assess child and family needs, develop clinical treatment plan, provide crisis management, and resource linkage as needed
· Ability to work independently as well as with a team