 Licensed Level Therapist 
Goals: Licensed level therapist services provide one-to-one interventions to a child or adolescent at home, school (if necessary according to treatment plan), or other community-based settings. The goal of services is to stabilize the youth in his/her environment to prevent out home placement and allow the youth to remain in the least restrictive setting. Specific interventions/supports include but are not limited to the use of: individual counseling sessions, family sessions, crisis intervention, consultation, creative intervention strategies, and relevant resources and referral. Responsibilities:  Complete initial contact to referred families.Complete an assessment established by the IIC with the family in an effort to develop appropriate/necessary recommendations for future success.Provide necessary resource and support system development.Provide crisis intervention as necessary.Participate in case conferences, school conferences and court appearance with the family as requested.Provide family advocacy as needed.Provide ongoing clinical consultation for team members (BA, Mentor)Provide case management and coordination of services with the FamilySupport case managers, school personnel, and family's efforts to stabilize the child or adolescent.Develop progress notes describing each client contact and how that contact relates to treatment goals.Collaborate with other members of the treatment team and other professionals working in the home, or in other community settings, and participate in Inter-agency/team meetings when necessary. 
Title:  Licensed Level Therapist 
Salary: None
Description: Goals: Licensed level therapist services provide one-to-one interventions to a child or adolescent at home, school (if necessary according to treatment plan), or other community-based settings. The goal of services is to stabilize the youth in his/her environment to prevent out home placement and allow the youth to remain in the least restrictive setting. Specific interventions/supports include but are not limited to the use of: individual counseling sessions, family sessions, crisis intervention, consultation, creative intervention strategies, and relevant resources and referral. Responsibilities:  Complete initial contact to referred families.Complete an assessment established by the IIC with the family in an effort to develop appropriate/necessary recommendations for future success.Provide necessary resource and support system development.Provide crisis intervention as necessary.Participate in case conferences, school conferences and court appearance with the family as requested.Provide family advocacy as needed.Provide ongoing clinical consultation for team members (BA, Mentor)Provide case management and coordination of services with the FamilySupport case managers, school personnel, and family's efforts to stabilize the child or adolescent.Develop progress notes describing each client contact and how that contact relates to treatment goals.Collaborate with other members of the treatment team and other professionals working in the home, or in other community settings, and participate in Inter-agency/team meetings when necessary. 
Requirements: None experience, None education
Fraudulent: No