Primary Therapist

All Points North•Aurora, CO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Primary Therapist at All Points North is responsible for providing the highest levels of Trauma and Addiction treatment services at the APN Denver Assessment Center (DAC). The Primary Therapist is responsible for providing individual and group counseling services to clients and families. The Primary Therapist works as part of an Interdisciplinary Team helping to develop individualized treatment plans for each client, facilitating its focus, goals, and execution. The Primary Therapist will carry a caseload of clients and work diligently to help each client find their path to recovery and change and develop solidified aftercare planning based on individual needs. The Primary Therapist plays a critical role in the delivery of care and is responsible for developing rapport with clients to effectively assess, address, and treat Trauma, Addiction, and Mental Health Disorders. Concurrently, the Primary Therapist is responsible for helping clients address issues related to family dynamics, self-esteem, life skills, etc.

Requirements

Master’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, Mental Health Counseling, or related field from an accredited college or university.
3 plus years’ experience in the treatment of individuals with Addiction and Mental Health challenges.
Exceptional verbal and written skills are required to effectively express ideas and views when (a) speaking to groups, staff, outside professionals, and corporate officers; (b) for preparing written reports; (c.) data input.
Must possess initiative and judgment capabilities to organize and plan activities, systematize procedures, promote favorable public relations, and make decisions affecting service delivery to consumers.
Must be flexible to adjust to changing conditions and the various details of the job.
Basic computer skills are required with Microsoft Office Suite and web-based products knowledge a bonus.
High moral and ethical value
Willingness to be open to learning and growing.
Interpersonal skills to work as an integral part of a treatment team.
Appropriate interpersonal/personal boundaries
Ability to pass background, urine drug screen and criminal records tests; appropriate references; and transcript from master’s program.
Follow NADAAC policies and licensing code of ethics for ethical practice.
Maturity of judgment and behavior.
Ability to remain flexible to accommodate changes in work schedule.
Adapts effectively to new situations.

Nice To Haves

Trauma therapy, EMDR, IFS, and/or Ketamine Assisted psychotherapy experience preferred but not required.
Current credentials such as LCSW, LMFT, LPC, LMHC, PhD, PsyD; addiction credentials/certifications preferred.

Responsibilities

Provides Counseling to individuals and families through a trauma focused lens.
Facilitate psycho-educational, experiential and process groups.
Maintain up to date and accurate progress and incident notes on clients in EMR system.
Attend regular case staffing and reviews with Clinical teams.
Attend in-service, staffing, seminars, and classes as required.
Conduct psychosocial evaluations, create individualized treatment plans, facilitate treatment plan reviews, and complete discharge summaries for clients.
Collaborate with clinical team, case management team, referents, and family for aftercare planning.
Provide therapeutic interventions to individuals, groups, and families as needed.
Provide ongoing and consistent clinical updates to client’s family and referents.
Evaluate the individual and family system as well as assess client’s functioning within work, family and routines of daily living and identify areas needing change, resources, and treatment in order to best help each client.
Ability to tailor treatment strategies to the client’s stage of dependence, change and recovery.
Demonstrate an understanding of the principles of addiction.