A master’s degree in counseling, psychology, or social work from an accredited institution is required.
Working knowledge of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), is required.
A valid, unrestricted driver’s license and the agency-established minimum automobile coverage are required.
A current, active clinical license in Missouri (PLPC, LPC, LMSW, LCSW, PMFT, or LMFT, as applicable) in good standing is required.
Current CPR certification must be obtained and maintained within 60 days of hire.
Certification in an approved crisis intervention methodology (CPI, MANDT, or CALM) must be obtained and maintained within 60 days of hire.
Responsibilities
Provide individual and group psychotherapy and resiliency-focused skills training for individuals experiencing First Episode Psychosis (FEP).
Partner with individuals to develop wellness plans, strengthen coping and illness-management skills, and support functional recovery.
Participate as an active member of a trans-disciplinary, person-centered team.
Provide triage, assessment, crisis intervention, and on-call support as needed.
Coordinate with community and social-service partners to promote holistic care and appropriate referrals.
Maintain timely, accurate documentation in accordance with agency and state requirements.
Provide culturally responsive services that honor the unique strengths, needs, and goals of each individual and family.
Stay current on First Episode Psychosis best practices and participate in required professional development and training.
Provide licensure supervision, when applicable.
Deliver services safely and effectively across office, community, client, and field-based settings.
Help people build resilience, pursue their goals, and create meaningful paths forward.
The Therapist/Individual Resiliency Trainer (IRT) is a key member of a person-centered, integrated team supporting individuals experiencing First Episode Psychosis (FEP). This role provides therapy, resiliency-focused skill development, and coordinated support that helps people recognize their strengths, build coping strategies, and work toward personal wellness and recovery. Services are provided in both community and office-based settings, with opportunities to collaborate across a multidisciplinary team and connect individuals and families with resources that support whole-person well-being.
This is a great opportunity for someone who:
Is passionate about strengths-based, recovery-oriented behavioral healthcare
Enjoys helping individuals identify their strengths, develop practical skills, and work toward personally meaningful goals
Values collaborative, integrated care and working alongside individuals, families, and community partners
Appreciates the opportunity to provide services where they are most meaningful—including in the community
Is comfortable supporting individuals through both routine and crisis situations
Wants to make a meaningful difference in rural communities where access to specialized behavioral healthcare can be limited
Provide individual and group psychotherapy and resiliency-focused skills training for individuals experiencing FEP
Partner with individuals to develop wellness plans, strengthen coping and illness-management skills, and support functional recovery
Participate as an active member of a trans-disciplinary, person-centered team
Provide triage, assessment, crisis intervention, and on-call support as needed
Coordinate with community and social-service partners to promote holistic care and appropriate referrals
Maintain timely, accurate documentation in accordance with agency and state requirements
Provide culturally responsive services that honor the unique strengths, needs, and goals of each individual and family
Stay current on FEP best practices and participate in required professional development and training
Provide licensure supervision, when applicable
Deliver services safely and effectively across office, community, client, and field-based settings
Master’s degree in counseling, psychology or social work by an accredited institution required
Working knowledge of DSM-5
A valid, unrestricted driver’s license and agency established minimum automobile coverage required
LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION:
Must possess and maintain a current, active clinical license in the state of Missouri (PLPC, LPC, LMSW, LCSW, PMFT, or LMFT, as applicable) in good standing
Must obtain and maintain current CPR certification within 60 days of hire
Must obtain and maintain certification in an approved crisis intervention methodology (CPI, MANDT, or CALM) within 60 days of hire
You’ll be a great fit for this role if you:
See strengths and possibilities in every person and approach care with respect, curiosity, and optimism
Build trusting therapeutic relationships and communicate with empathy and cultural humility
Are comfortable working independently while also contributing actively to a collaborative team
Bring flexibility and sound judgment to community-based and sometimes fast-moving situations
Are motivated by helping people build skills, resilience, confidence, and greater independence
Connect with our mission to Inspire Hope. Promote Wellness. and want your work to have a tangible impact in the communities we serve