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Group Facilitator- Center for Prevention of Family Violence

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Will work as part of a team to deliver the services of the Center for the Prevention of Family Violence (CPFV) to both groups and      individuals. Services of the CPFV include:

  •  Psycho-educational Groups for both male and female perpetrators of Domestic Violence.

  •  Individual psycho-education for DV offenders when group participation is not possible.

  •  Individual Anger Management treatment for both court ordered and voluntary clients.

  •  Peaceful Families, an Individualized program for parents referred by a social worker or family court to address parenting   concerns and reduce the risk of child abuse or neglect.

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Psychotherapist and Group Facilitator- Center for Prevention of Family Violence

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Part time with opportunities ranging from 8 hours/week to 20 hours/week depending on interest, availability and qualifications. Will work as part of a team to deliver the services of the Center for the Prevention of Family Violence (CPFV) to both groups and individuals. Services of the CPFV include:

  • Psycho-educational Groups for both male and female perpetrators of Domestic Violence.

  • Individual psycho-education for DV offenders when group participation is not possible.

  • Individual Anger Management treatment for both court ordered and voluntary clients.

  • Peaceful Families, an Individualized program for parents referred by a social worker or family court to address parenting concerns and reduce the risk of child abuse or neglect.

May also provide individual psychotherapy services in addition to providing the services of the Center for the Prevention of Family Violence.

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School Psychotherapist

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Full time 9-month position is available for LCSW, LPC, LMFT or LP psychotherapist. 2-3 positions are open in elementary and/or secondary schools.  Ideal candidates will enjoy having summers off and/or a reduced summer schedule; 3-5 years of experience providing mental health therapy to children ages 5-17 and their parents; experience diagnosing and treating a wide range of emotional, mental health and family issues. Those with prior experience working with schools and an understanding of family systems, the effects and treatment of children and teens who have suffered emotional trauma and applicants with existing insurance credentials are preferred.  Part-time summer hours are available in addition to those associated with the 9-month salaried position.

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Outpatient Psychotherapist – Clinic and Telehealth

 

A leading outpatient mental health organization in Waukesha County seeks a fully licensed psychotherapist to work with an outpatient caseload consisting primarily of children ages 3-13, adolescents, teens, parents. Full time caseload involves availability for at least 30 clients per week; half time caseload involves availability for at least 15 clients per week. Minimum of 1 year experience serving child clients; experience with DSM-V diagnoses and with evidence-based treatment methods addressing a wide range of emotional, mental health, family and personal issues. Candidates with existing insurance credentials are preferred.

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Administrative Assistant- Center for Prevention of Family Violence

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Will work as part of the administrative team and as the assistant for the Center for the Prevention of Family Violence (CPFV).

Services for the Administrative Assistant for CPFV include:

  • Coordinates CPFV programs as directed by the supervisor      

  • Maintain professional relationships with the Department of Corrections and the District Attorney’s Office.

  • Oversee clients who are enrolled in CPFV programming.

  • Adhere to and strictly and consistently apply program policies and procedures to all CPFV clients.

  • Maintain client confidentiality.

  • Field phone calls from clients and parties wishing to obtain information about classes, requirements for enrollment, registrations, fees, and program services, etc.

  • Prepare, maintain and update facilitator’s packets regularly throughout the duration of groups.

  • Provide program orientation the first week of each new group

  • Maintain course manual inventory and order manuals and program supplies as needed.

  • Enter all pertinent client information into the data base at the open and close of each group. Maintain and update database content and client files.

  • Prepare completion certificates and letters on client’s behalf when appropriate and distribute them accordingly.

  • Write business correspondences as needed.

  • Monitor CPFV procedures and identify inefficiencies, in coordination with the supervisor assist in developing and implementing policies and procedures.

  • Compiles and maintains statistical data for United Way reporting and assists supervisor with annual report.

  • Assists supervisor with conference registration and (re)certification for facilitators through Wisconsin Batterers Treatment Providers Association (WBTPA).

  • Maintain positive and cooperative working relationships with agency staff.

  • Participate in agency meetings as needed.

  • Other tasks and responsibilities as assigned by supervisor.

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