Trauma-Informed Therapist for Behavioral Change

Breva Systems, SA de CV; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Professional development

Social impact environment

Job summary

GRO Community in Chicago, IL seeks a Full-Time FTWO Therapist to provide trauma‑informed counseling, CBT groups, crisis intervention, and case management for youths and adults involved in weapon-related offenses. The clinician collaborates with probation officers, attorneys, and courts to reduce recidivism and promote emotional wellness.

You will help clients develop emotional regulation, healthy coping strategies, problem solving, and pro-social decision-making through evidence-based therapies

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Counseling, Social Work, Psychology, or related behavioral health field (Masters Preferred)
• Minimum of 2 years experience in community mental health and/or working with diverse populations including individuals involved in the criminal justice system
• Knowledge of trauma-informed care

Responsibilities

• Develop individualized treatment and intervention plans
• Provide individual therapy
• Facilitate cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) groups
• Utilize trauma-informed therapeutic approaches
• Collaborate with probation officers and community partners
• Maintain accurate and timely clinical progress notes
• Provide monthly status reports for all clients
• Participate in monthly case staffing meetings and multidisciplinary treatment planning
• Provide crisis intervention when needed
• Assist clients with referrals to community resources including education, employment, housing and substance use treatment
• Monitor client progress and adjust treatment goals as necessary
• Maintain professional ethics, confidentiality, and compliance with HIPAA standards
• Participate in ongoing professional development and clinical supervision

Job description

GRO Community in Chicago, IL seeks a Full-Time FTWO Therapist to provide trauma‑informed counseling, CBT groups, crisis intervention, and case management for youths and adults involved in weapon-related offenses. The clinician collaborates with probation officers, attorneys, and courts to reduce recidivism and promote emotional wellness.

You will help clients develop emotional regulation, healthy coping strategies, problem solving, and pro-social decision-making through evidence-based therapies