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Crown Health Consulting
Berlin, NJ (In Person)
$85,000 Salary, Full-Time
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Primary Counselor Crown Health Consulting Berlin, NJ Job Details Part-time | Full-time $75,000 - $95,000 a year 2 days ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Qualifications Master of Social Work Substance Abuse Counseling Certification Addiction counseling Crisis management Master's degree Cultural competency Case management NCC Clinical counseling Working with families Working with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds Social Work Counseling Certification Full Job Description Company Description South Jersey Recovery Program (SJRP) is a leader in substance use and co-occurring disorder treatment for adults and their families. SJRP provides a safe, stabilizing environment where clients are met with compassion, dignity, and respect at every stage of recovery. Our experienced, multidisciplinary team recognizes the deep connection between trauma, substance use, and mental health, and guides individuals and families through these intertwined challenges while helping them build lifelong coping and recovery skills. Through a holistic, culturally responsive, and trauma-sensitive approach, SJRP delivers comprehensive evaluation, treatment, and support for all clients and the people who love them. Role Description This is a full-time, on-site Therapist role at a prominent treatment center located in southern New Jersey. The Therapist will deliver trauma-informed clinical care to adults experiencing substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Responsibilities include individual therapy, group facilitation, family therapy, biopsychosocial and clinical assessments, case management, and evidence-based behavioral health interventions. The Therapist works within a recovery-oriented, abstinence framework to support clients' stabilization, healing, and long-term well-being, while engaging families as partners in the treatment process. Who You Are We're looking for more than a set of credentials—we're looking for a clinician whose mindset matches the work. The right person for this role: Believes in the dignity and worth of every client, including those who arrive guarded, ambivalent, or in active crisis, and meets people where they are without judgment Approaches relapse and setbacks as part of the recovery process rather than as failures, and stays steady and hopeful when progress isn't linear Brings genuine curiosity and compassion to understanding the trauma beneath the behavior, and is comfortable sitting with difficult emotions and stories Practices patience and emotional regulation, modeling the calm, safe presence that trauma-informed care depends on Holds firm, healthy boundaries while remaining warm, flexible, and collaborative Values teamwork and transparency, and shares wins and challenges openly within a multidisciplinary team Takes ownership of their own self-awareness and wellness, recognizing that caring for others sustainably requires caring for oneself Stays humble and growth-minded, open to feedback, supervision, and continued learning in a complex and evolving field Is culturally humble and genuinely respectful of the diverse backgrounds, identities, and lived experiences of the clients and families they serve Qualifications Master's degree in Social Work, Mental Health Counseling, or a related field Active licensure: LCSW, LSW, LPC, LAC, or LCADC (LCADC in addition too) Clinical training or demonstrated experience in trauma-informed care (e.g., understanding of trauma's impact on the brain and behavior; familiarity with modalities such as TF-CBT, EMDR, Seeking Safety, or similar) Knowledge of substance use treatment modalities and best practices, including the ASAM criteria, relapse prevention, and stages of change Experience treating co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders (e.g., depression, anxiety, PTSD, mood disorders) Proficiency in clinical assessment, diagnosis, and behavioral health interventions Experience providing family therapy and engaging family systems in treatment Skilled in case management and coordinated, multidisciplinary care Strong communication, interpersonal, and rapport-building skills Commitment to delivering culturally responsive, person-centered, and non-judgmental care