Licensed Clinical Counselor Associate - Youth and Family Services 1829

LPC-A applicant must be willing to receive clinical supervision from our internal LPC-S, who will serve as the required primary or secondary clinical supervisor (LPC-S) while LPC-A completes the clinical hours needed to obtain full licensure. Provides intake diagnosis, administers CBT counseling by conducting individual and/or family sessions, case-management, and psychoeducation in accordance with Texas Resilience and Recovery Guidelines, under the close supervision of the assigned LPC-S. Work performed will occur in community settings as necessary to meet client needs, in addition to some office-based services. Will be authorizing Levels of Care based on Uniform Assessment (UA) recommendations. Develops individualized recovery centered plans with measurable outcomes, reviews and updates plan every 90 days and participates in clinical consultations. Works under moderate supervision with latitude for the use of initiative and independent judgment.