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Presbyterian Medical Services
Overview
Provide comprehensive community support services to adults with significant behavioral health disorders to improve their independence and quality of life. Act as a classroom instructor to deliver training in basic living skills, psychosocial education, and therapeutic socialization.
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24 days ago
Provide comprehensive community support services to adults and children with significant behavioral health or neurobiological disorders to improve their independent functioning. Deliver individual training in basic living skills, psychosocial education, and therapeutic socialization in various settings.
27 days ago
Provide individual training focused on basic living skills development, psychosocial skills training, and therapeutic socialization. Work across various settings to support individuals with serious mental illness or co-occurring disorders.
28 days ago
Akin (formerly Childhaven)
The WISe Youth Partner uses lived experience to build trusting relationships with youth and ensure their voice is reflected in care plans. They provide coaching, skill-building, and support to help youth navigate complex mental health, education, and justice systems.
$24 - $28 / HOUR
2 months ago
Child & Family Focus, Inc.
The Certified Peer Specialist will serve as an advocate and mentor for Transition Age Youth (ages 14-26) with serious mental illness to help them develop community supports, navigate systems, and maintain wellness based on lived experience. Responsibilities include meeting weekly with youth to focus on wellness, coping...
$17 - $17 / HOUR
3 months ago
This role involves providing individual training in various settings, focusing on the major components of basic living skills development and psychosocial skills training. The instructor will also be responsible for facilitating therapeutic socialization activities for clients.
