Trauma Informed Youth Therapist

The therapist will provide individual and group counseling to youth exposed to violence or abuse, teach trauma education/Violence prevention curriculum, and develop/Facilitate peer leadership programs and anti-Violence campaigns. Responsibilities also include providing outreach and workshops for parents, staff, and administration, while maintaining required documentation standards.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in a relevant field (E.g., social work, mft) and hold an active, unrestricted california license in a behavioral health discipline. Required experience includes working with children/Adolescents, a solid understanding of interpersonal violence and trauma-Informed principles, and strong counseling/Crisis intervention skills.