Canopy Children's Solutions·Jackson, Mississippi
Provide clinical support and psychotherapeutic services to youth and families through individual, group, and family therapy. Manage comprehensive treatment planning, clinical assessments, and coordination with child protection services and the court system.
Canopy has been recognized as a Great Place to Work® for the fifth consecutive year and is one of only nine companies in Mississippi to earn this certification for 2025–2026. At Canopy, employees are committed to fostering a healthy workplace culture built on trust and driven by a shared mission: helping children thrive and empowering families to overcome extraordinary challenges.
Therapist - Position Overview
Provide the clinical support necessary for implementation of psychotherapeutic and educational service to ensure quality care through the establishment of a comprehensive therapeutic relationship with individuals served through the CARES Center and Day School Program.
Quality services and documentation will be facilitated through families/guardians and youth around the therapist’s provision of individual, family and group psychotherapy.
The therapist will ensure these services are of the highest quality by integrating evidence-based treatment planning, child and family teams, clinical assessment, and collaborative documentation.
Meet new admissions within 24 hours of admission.
Ensure all intake screeners and assessments are completed.
Conduct a minimum of one hour of individual therapy each week.
Conduct a minimum of two, 60-minute family sessions per month.
Conduct a minimum of three 60-minute group therapy sessions per week.
Act as a liaison between Child Protection Services, the court system, families, and the treatment team.
Ensure the establishment of an aftercare program with each individual served and family/guardian.
Attend weekly clinical staffing regarding individuals served.
Attend scheduled child and family team meetings for each individual served.
Attend clinical meetings as directed by the Clinical Director and Program Director.
Complete required admission documentation within specified guidelines (see manual)
Complete Individual Comprehensive Treatment Plan within fourteen days of admission.
Complete Treatment Plan Reviews monthly.
Documentation of all therapeutic sessions must be completed within organization specified timelines (see manual).
Attend all meetings as scheduled by the supervisory team.
Assume Clinical On-Call responsibilities as scheduled.
Design, implement and facilitate behavior modification plans as needed.
Attend clinical community meetings.
Maintain professional licensure and present proof of licensure renewal.
Maintain Clinical Privileges by adhering to the Program’s Privileging Process.
Participate in staff training and education programs as needed.
Receive regular supervision from the Director of Clinical Services.
Adhere to standards of care prescribed by Canopy, Mississippi Department of Medicaid, and Mississippi Department of Health.
Market context
In Mississippi, therapist roles supporting youth with behavioral health needs are often competitive because employers look for advanced education, active licensure, and direct experience with children or adolescents. This posting requires a master’s degree or higher, one of several professional licenses, and at least two years of relevant experience; the listed medical, dental, vision, and wellness benefits may help distinguish the offer. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here first, then confirm your licensure and youth-care background before applying.