The Licensed Behavioral Health Therapist applies psychological and counseling principles in assessment, clinical interventions, research, training, case management, consultation, supervision of non-licensed staff, and program development. The clinician helps integrate behavioral health services into a primary care setting and is responsible for diagnosis, evaluation, treatment, and discharge planning. The clinician provides individual, group, child, and family therapy. Interventions may include short-term problem-solving therapy, short-term cognitive behavioral therapy, brief psychodynamic therapy, crisis intervention, coping skills, substance abuse treatment, behavior modification, case consultations, and other evidence-based practices. The clinician works as part of a multidisciplinary team and collaborates with patients to establish treatment goals and measures of success using evidence-based outcome measures. The role also includes attending mental health treatment conferences and workshops and may involve participation in research studies or multidisciplinary projects.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level