Trauma-Informed School Behavioral Health Liaison

Centerstone; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 42,000 - 47,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Dental coverage

Vision coverage

401k match

Paid time off

Life insurance

EAP

Job summary

Centerstone is seeking a School-Based Behavioral Health Liaison at Wright Middle School to provide face-to-face consultation with classroom teachers, promoting trauma-informed environments and supporting students at risk for emotional/behavioral issues. The role includes psycho-educational groups, liaison work with families, and collaboration on IEP processes.

The position emphasizes training, community partnerships, and building strong home-school connections to support student well-being and

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology, MH Counseling, Social Work, MFT or MH-focused field.
• Must possess or be eligible for relevant professional licensure.

Responsibilities

• Provide face-to-face consultation with teachers to create trauma-informed classrooms.
• Train LEA personnel on mental health and prevention topics at least once per year.
• Assist in school-wide mental health initiatives and prevention strategies.
• Maintain liaison between school, family, and, when invited, the IEP process.
• Help families navigate local behavioral health services and crisis resources.

Skills

Trauma-informed practices

Client-centered care

Strong communication

Organizational skills

Relationship building

Education

Master’s in Clinical Psychology/MH Counseling/Social Work etc.

License-eligible in the discipline preferred

Job description

Centerstone is seeking a School-Based Behavioral Health Liaison at Wright Middle School to provide face-to-face consultation with classroom teachers, promoting trauma-informed environments and supporting students at risk for emotional/behavioral issues. The role includes psycho-educational groups, liaison work with families, and collaboration on IEP processes.

The position emphasizes training, community partnerships, and building strong home-school connections to support student well-being and