What You'll Do as a Crisis TherapistProvide direct and indirect clinical services to individuals experiencing mental health crises in the communityConduct crisis assessments, intakes, and psychosocial evaluationsDeliver individual, family, and group therapy services as appropriateDevelop, implement, and monitor individualized treatment and crisis stabilization plansMaintain and manage an assigned caseload while ensuring timely and accurate documentationCollaborate with families, courts, hospitals, law enforcement, and state agencies as a clinical liaisonParticipate in family team meetings, discharge planning, and continuity-of-care coordinationProvide consultation, education, and support to clients, families, and community partnersQualificationsMaster's degree in social work, Mental Health Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy. As part of our multidisciplinary crisis services team, you'll provide compassionate, evidence-based care through individual, family, and group therapy while collaborating with case managers, peer support specialists, and community partners to help youth achieve safety, stability, and long-term success.