Counselor Treatment Works 30

This professional clinical role involves providing counseling and high-Fidelity wrap (Hfw) services to children and families within the treatment works 3.0 program, focusing on behavioral health and substance use concerns for those involved in the juvenile justice or child welfare systems. The counselor functions as part of an integrated decision team (Idt) to develop strength-Based, individualized treatment plans and is responsible for meeting an annual client-Facing care requirement of 1,316 hours.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in counseling, psychology, social work, or a related field, along with a minimum of two years of documented clinical experience working with at-Risk children and families. Preferred qualifications include licensure in the healing arts and cap certification, along with demonstrated clinical knowledge of various psychopathology treatments and evidence-Based practices like cbt.