What are the responsibilities and job description for the Mental Health Consultant position at Collaborative for Educational Services?
NORTHAMPTON ECMH Mental Health Consultant Description Supporting Strong
Foundations in Early Childhood We are seeking dedicated, mission-driven
Early Childhood Mental Health Consultants to support educators, young
children, and families across the Western region of Massachusetts. You
will partner directly with early education programs and families to
create supportive environments where every child can thrive. Part-time
positions are open in Berkshire County (1), Western Worcester County
behavioral success plans, and partner directly with educators to meet
children?s social-emotional needs using research-based practices.
Support Families: Deliver confidential home, virtual, or community-based
family visits to guide positive behavior strategies, strengthen
stability, and connect parents with vital resources. Deliver Crisis
Intervention: Provide immediate, grounded support in licensed early
education settings during challenging situations to stabilize classrooms
and prevent suspensions or expulsions. Facilitate Professional
Development: Design and lead interactive workshops that help early
childhood educators integrate trauma-informed practices and new skills
into their daily work. Connect Community Resources: Serve as a parenting
resource specialist, facilitate referrals for specialized evaluations or
mental health care, and build strong cross-agency networks for families.
Qualifications What We\'re Looking For We need compassionate,
strengths-based professionals who thrive when collaborating with
educators, parents, and community partners. You should bring deep
expertise in early childhood development, strong communication skills,
and a dedication to helping hard-to-reach or at-risk families access the
support they need. Degree: Master?s-level degree in Early Childhood
Mental Health, Early Childhood Development, Education, or a closely
related field. Licensure: Valid driver?s license and access to a
reliable vehicle for regional travel. Expertise: Strong problem-solving
abilities, skilled in strengths-based approaches, child observation,
behavioral success planning, and adult learning facilitation. Experience
(Highly Preferred): Hands-on experience working directly with young
children and families, conducting family outreach, and navigating
community mental health resources. Preferred Experience: Current
licensure or certification as an LICSW with early childhood experience,
alongside background delivering workshops or training to adult learners.
Terms of Employment Schedule: Part-time (depending on communities
served). Includes occasional evening meetings or workshops. Berkshire
County (25 hours/week) Worcester County - Western Corridor (18
Hours/week) Hampshire And Franklin Counties (18 Hours/week Salary Range
\$27.00 ? \$30.00 per hour. Benefits: Available as outlined in the CES
Handbook.
Foundations in Early Childhood We are seeking dedicated, mission-driven
Early Childhood Mental Health Consultants to support educators, young
children, and families across the Western region of Massachusetts. You
will partner directly with early education programs and families to
create supportive environments where every child can thrive. Part-time
positions are open in Berkshire County (1), Western Worcester County
- , and Hampshire/Franklin Counties (1). What You Will Do Provide
behavioral success plans, and partner directly with educators to meet
children?s social-emotional needs using research-based practices.
Support Families: Deliver confidential home, virtual, or community-based
family visits to guide positive behavior strategies, strengthen
stability, and connect parents with vital resources. Deliver Crisis
Intervention: Provide immediate, grounded support in licensed early
education settings during challenging situations to stabilize classrooms
and prevent suspensions or expulsions. Facilitate Professional
Development: Design and lead interactive workshops that help early
childhood educators integrate trauma-informed practices and new skills
into their daily work. Connect Community Resources: Serve as a parenting
resource specialist, facilitate referrals for specialized evaluations or
mental health care, and build strong cross-agency networks for families.
Qualifications What We\'re Looking For We need compassionate,
strengths-based professionals who thrive when collaborating with
educators, parents, and community partners. You should bring deep
expertise in early childhood development, strong communication skills,
and a dedication to helping hard-to-reach or at-risk families access the
support they need. Degree: Master?s-level degree in Early Childhood
Mental Health, Early Childhood Development, Education, or a closely
related field. Licensure: Valid driver?s license and access to a
reliable vehicle for regional travel. Expertise: Strong problem-solving
abilities, skilled in strengths-based approaches, child observation,
behavioral success planning, and adult learning facilitation. Experience
(Highly Preferred): Hands-on experience working directly with young
children and families, conducting family outreach, and navigating
community mental health resources. Preferred Experience: Current
licensure or certification as an LICSW with early childhood experience,
alongside background delivering workshops or training to adult learners.
Terms of Employment Schedule: Part-time (depending on communities
served). Includes occasional evening meetings or workshops. Berkshire
County (25 hours/week) Worcester County - Western Corridor (18
Hours/week) Hampshire And Franklin Counties (18 Hours/week Salary Range
\$27.00 ? \$30.00 per hour. Benefits: Available as outlined in the CES
Handbook.
Salary : $27 - $30