Job opportunity
Children’s Mental Health Clinician
Canadian Mental Health Association
Deliver children’s mental health assessments and counseling with CMHA Waterloo Wellington in Mount Forest, working part time during scheduled weekday hours.
This contract Mental Health Clinician supports Children’s Services until August 31, 2027. The focus is children and youth ages 11 to 18, providing assessments, therapeutic interventions, consultation, and recovery-oriented support. Reporting to the Manager, Children’s Services, you will assist parents, children, and youth with mental health or addiction challenges.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide comprehensive mental health assessments for children aged 11 to 18
Deliver individual, family, and group therapeutic interventions
Consult with healthcare providers, agencies, individuals, and families
Initiate referrals to internal and external treatment resources
Complete standardized assessments and confidential chart documentation
Requirements:
Master’s degree in social work, psychology, or related field
Registration with the relevant college or registering body
Three or more years supporting children or youth with mental health issues
Well-developed assessment, intervention, and support skills
Valid driver’s license, vehicle, and insurance
Apply clinical assessment, counseling, and consultation skills supporting children, youth, and families through CMHA Waterloo Wellington.
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Apply on source site This contract Mental Health Clinician supports Children’s Services until August 31, 2027. The focus is children and youth ages 11 to 18, providing assessments, therapeutic interventions, consultation, and recovery-oriented support. Reporting to the Manager, Children’s Services, you will assist parents, children, and youth with mental health or addiction challenges.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide comprehensive mental health assessments for children aged 11 to 18
Deliver individual, family, and group therapeutic interventions
Consult with healthcare providers, agencies, individuals, and families
Initiate referrals to internal and external treatment resources
Complete standardized assessments and confidential chart documentation
Requirements:
Master’s degree in social work, psychology, or related field
Registration with the relevant college or registering body
Three or more years supporting children or youth with mental health issues
Well-developed assessment, intervention, and support skills
Valid driver’s license, vehicle, and insurance
Apply clinical assessment, counseling, and consultation skills supporting children, youth, and families through CMHA Waterloo Wellington.
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