Support Counselor

The
**Support Counselor**
provides
**family-centered mental health counseling, crisis intervention, support, and case management services**
to youth and families in community settings.


They work as part of a multidisciplinary team, delivering trauma-informed, culturally responsive care at locations convenient for families.


Key responsibilities include

* offering counseling and case management,
* connecting clients to natural supports and community resources,
* conducting crisis interventions at homes, schools, or community sites,
* participating in treatment reviews, staff meetings, and IEP meetings,
* completing documentation and service tracking,
* assisting with planning transportation for appointments and court hearings,
* attending trainings and supervision sessions,

and

* participating in emergency on-call responses using crisis de-escalation techniques.

Qualifications include a relevant education or experience working with youth or families, valid driver's license, TB and fingerprinting clearance, and compliance with licensing requirements.


Work is full-time, with hybrid in-person and remote duties, including voluntary on-call shifts.


Benefits encompass competitive pay, mileage reimbursement, stipends, paid time off, comprehensive insurance, retirement plan, loan forgiveness, and professional development opportunities.