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Third Way Center is seeking relief mental health counselors to work as members of a multidisciplinary treatment team at one of our residential facilities working with high risk male and female youth ages 13-20. We are looking for a creative and dynamic set of people who like to be challenged and seek to learn and better themselves professionally and personally. Our mission is to provide a continuum of services in a home-like environment where at-risk youth can work through their traumas, learn to take responsibility for their actions and lives to become productive members of society.
Our Relief MHC's are active members of the treatment team that carry out our programmatic goals as well as work with the youth on their own treatment goals.
Responsibilities are:
Benefits: Our relief MHC's are able to go into full time positions as open and grow within the company.
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree or equivalent in social work or related field. Can substitute two years of experience for educational requirements. The candidate must also possess a current valid Colorado driver's license, have a clean driving and criminal record, be at least 22 years of age and the ability to obtain QMAP, and CPR/First Aid certification. Additionally, the candidate must pass an extensive background and DMV check.
*** We are following all Denver Mandates regarding the COVID-19 vaccination to ensure the safety and wellness of our clientele and staff members ***
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Social & Legal Services
$76k-94k (estimate)
05/14/2023
05/07/2024
thirdwaycenter.org
DENVER, CO
100 - 200
1970
DAVID EISNER
$10M - $50M
Social & Legal Services
Our Mission To offer truth and hope to high risk, mentally ill, disadvantaged and often homeless adolescents and their families Our History In 1970, Hildegard Messenbaugh, MD - a noted Denver psychiatrist at the University of Colorado Medical Center - was approached by concerned members of the community about the growing number of adolescents living on the streets. Many of these young people fled turbulent and traumatic family situations, had trouble with the law, or had recently left other institutional settings. With her guidance and the support of the Denver community, an alternative to hom...elessness and incarceration for troubled youth was formed. This third way grew from one shelter for troubled teens to a continuum of services, offering a path to healing and wholeness through: - A continuum of care in a home-like residential setting at 5 metro Denver locations - Accurate diagnosis and intensive individual, family and group therapy - Two state-approved alternative high schools - Life skills training - Job training and vocational education - Parenting skills training - Emancipation support
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