Therapeutic Counselor

Role Overview This part-time counseling position involves providing therapeutic services to individuals and families using various approaches, including psycho-educational and medical/illness models. The counselor addresses issues such as depression, addiction, stress, and self-esteem, and may assist with vocational or parenting concerns. Key Responsibilities Conduct assessments of mental status, personality, and family dynamics.Offer individual counseling and family psychotherapy tailored to client needs.Facilitate counseling groups and participate in treatment planning with a multidisciplinary team.Consult with staff, families, and insurance providers regarding treatment progress and recommendations.Prepare service summaries, billing documentation, and discharge reports, ensuring timely completion and confidentiality.Attend training seminars and team meetings, providing supervision and in-house activities as needed.Participate in crisis intervention efforts and perform additional duties as required. Qualifications & Skills Master’s degree in a human services field.At least two years of relevant experience.Current licensure as LCPC, LPC, or similar. Physical & Other Requirements Ability to perform medium physical work, exerting up to 50 pounds of force occasionally. Core Values: Committed to providing high-quality, individualized support to promote growth and independence for individuals facing physical, intellectual, or behavioral challenges.