Recovery-Focused Addiction Counsellor

Cpl Healthcare; Connacht; Vor Ort; EUR 42.000 - 56.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Competitive salary

Permanent contract

35-hour week

Pension scheme

Paid sick leave

Paid maternity leave

Bike-to-work scheme

Professional development

Work-life balance

Zusammenfassung

Cpl Healthcare is partnering with a leading Northwest nonprofit to recruit an Addiction Counsellor for Homeless Services in Sligo. You will deliver person-centred addiction counselling within a recovery-focused team, using harm-reduction principles and meeting clients where they are in their journey.

You will build therapeutic relationships, advocate for access to services, develop care plans, and work with housing and healthcare partners to support long-term recovery and community integration.

Qualifikationen

• Minimum NFQ Level 7 qualification in Counselling or Psychotherapy.
• Accreditation with IACP, IAAAC or ICP.
• Minimum 2 years full-time counselling experience in addiction-related work.
• Experience with harm reduction and recovery-focused approaches.

Aufgaben

• Provide therapeutic addiction counselling and recovery-focused support to service users.
• Build trusting relationships with clients who have experienced homelessness, trauma and addiction.
• Deliver harm reduction and person-centred interventions.
• Develop and implement individualised care and recovery plans.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary colleagues and external agencies.
• Support pathways to housing stability and community integration.

Kenntnisse

Counselling

Psychotherapy

Advocacy

Ausbildung

NFQ Level 7 Counselling/Psychotherapy

Jobbeschreibung

Cpl Healthcare is partnering with a leading Northwest nonprofit to recruit an Addiction Counsellor for Homeless Services in Sligo. You will deliver person-centred addiction counselling within a recovery-focused team, using harm-reduction principles and meeting clients where they are in their journey.

You will build therapeutic relationships, advocate for access to services, develop care plans, and work with housing and healthcare partners to support long-term recovery and community integration.