The Community Based Therapist is responsible for providing clinical services to clients, including assessment, individual and family therapy, and psycho-educational groups. They also play a key role in developing and overseeing the mental health component for the client, working across all programs and traveling to multiple locations to serve clients. In addition, the Therapist provides mental health services such as crisis management, ongoing therapy for girls and their families, and conducting psycho-educational groups for program participants.
Furthermore, the Therapist assists the Clinical Director in developing the Mental Health Component of the client, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations, HIPAA requirements, and accreditation standards. They also contribute to training and development opportunities for staff, as well as collaborating with other agencies and community partners to enhance mental health services for clients. Overall, the Community Based Therapist plays a crucial role in providing comprehensive mental health support to clients and contributing to the overall success of the client's programs.