Residential Behavioral Health Group Facilitator

The Agape Network; Miami (FL); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

The Agape Network in Miami, FL is seeking a Behavioral Health Group Facilitator (BSW) to lead daily psychoeducational and skills-based groups in a residential mental health and substance use setting under supervision of a licensed clinician.

The role focuses on CBT-, DBT-, recovery-, and trauma-informed curricula, maintaining group structure, safety, and engagement, and adapting content to individuals’ cognitive, developmental, and cultural needs.

Qualifications

• BSW or related field is required.
• Experience in behavioral health is preferred.
• Must maintain an active Florida Driver’s License.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate daily psychoeducational and therapeutic support groups.
• Implement CBT-/DBT-informed curricula and recovery/trauma-informed approaches.
• Maintain group structure, engagement, and safety; manage dynamics.
• Adapt group content to individuals' cognitive, developmental, and cultural needs.
• Familiarize with crisis intervention techniques and de-escalation protocols.
• Reinforce individualized treatment plan goals through group interventions.
• Collaborate with licensed clinicians to align content with objectives and level of care.
• Identify and report clinical concerns or risk to supervising clinicians.
• Complete timely, audit-ready group notes in the EHR.
• Support a therapeutic milieu by modeling appropriate behaviors and boundaries.
• Participate in treatment team meetings, case reviews, and supervision.
• Communicate effectively with multidisciplinary staff.
• Accept and implement clinical supervision and program updates.
• Perform other related duties as assigned by Lead Residential Therapist.

Skills

Professionalism

Documentation

Residential work

Education

BSW or related field

Job description

The Agape Network in Miami, FL is seeking a Behavioral Health Group Facilitator (BSW) to lead daily psychoeducational and skills-based groups in a residential mental health and substance use setting under supervision of a licensed clinician.

The role focuses on CBT-, DBT-, recovery-, and trauma-informed curricula, maintaining group structure, safety, and engagement, and adapting content to individuals’ cognitive, developmental, and cultural needs.