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Children’s Aid provides comprehensive community services to children of all ages and their families residing in underserved communities throughout New York City. An array of services supports families from cradle to college to alleviate societal challenges that can interrupt a child, adolescent or young adults’ abilities to thrive and maximize their potential. Children’s Aid offers a continuum of short-term, evidence based interventions of varying levels of intensity in four boroughs. The prevention services continuum consists of Family Support, Therapeutic Interventions and Family Assessment Program (FAP) services, as well as the Safe Way Forward Program for families impacted by Domestic Violence. Our prevention service interventions help families avert current, future or repeat involvement with the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. MST-CAN (Child Abuse and Neglect) is a therapeutic program in our Prevention continuum of services.  It is a home-based intensive...

Position Summary: The Multi-Systemic Treatment-Substance Abuse (MST-SA) Therapists are responsible for providing model adherent, culturally competent, clinically oriented, short-term treatment to families in our Family Assessment Program (FAP) continuum of services in Brooklyn and/or Manhattan. MST-SA therapists report to the MST-SA supervisor. Therapists are required to ensure that interactions involving staff and clients are trauma informed and reflect the agency’s DEI and Anti-racism framework. MST-SA (Substance Abuse) is a therapeutic program in our Family Assessment Program (FAP) continuum of services.  It is a home-based intensive therapeutic model for families in the five boroughs where abuse and/or neglect has put the family at risk of having their children placed outside the home. The model is parent focused and uses a multi systemic approach with clinical interventions designed to address abuse and neglect and reduce other risk factors. MST-SA works with...

Position Summary: The Multi-systemic Treatment-Substance Abuse (MST-SA) Supervisor in our Family Assessment Program (FAP) will serve the combined roles of an Administrative Supervisor and MST-SA model supervisor.  The MST-SA Supervisor also functions in the role of “site lead” of the FFT Program. Supervisors are required to ensure that interactions involving staff and clients are trauma informed and reflect the agency’s DEI and Anti-racism framework. Responsibilities: General responsibilities of an MST-SA Supervisor in the role of “Administrative Supervisor” will be to: Provide accountability, child welfare and administrative supervision for up to four (4) MST Therapists and Case Aides and/or Educational and Employment Specialist Provide Accountability Oversight to ensure compliance with ACS 2021 Prevention Services Standards and Indicators, including; collaborate with CQI team to improve program practice and outcomes by reviewing and providing...

Children’s Aid provides comprehensive community services to children of all ages and their families residing in underserved communities throughout New York City. An array of services supports families from cradle to college to alleviate societal challenges that can interrupt a child, adolescent or young adults’ abilities to thrive and maximize their potential. Children’s Aid offers a continuum of short-term, evidence based interventions of varying levels of intensity in four boroughs. The prevention services continuum consists of Family Support, Therapeutic Interventions and Family Assessment Program (FAP) services, as well as the Safe Way Forward Program for families impacted by Domestic Violence. Our prevention service interventions help families avert current, future or repeat involvement with the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. MST-CAN   (Child Abuse and Neglect)  is a therapeutic program in our Prevention continuum of services.  It is a home-based intensive...

Multisystemic Therapy - Therapist Position, Onondaga County   We are offering a $2500.00 Sign on Bonus   Liberty Resources, Inc. is looking for an engaging clinician who is interested in supporting families in taking on tough challenges and achieve long lasting change through Multisystemic Therapy. The program serves families of adolescents, age 12-17, who are at risk of involvement in the juvenile justice system. Trained and empowered with an evidence based model, therapists work to reduce youth’s behaviors that put them at risk of out of home placement, contact with law enforcement, or unsafe situations. As an MST therapist, you would engage the youth’s primary caregiver and other key participants across the systems (the identified youth, family members, school, service providers, etc.) in developing and implementing interventions to improve school attendance and performance, decrease substance use, increase prosocial connections, and improve family functioning....

Multisystemic Therapy - Therapist Position, Oswego County   We are offering a $2500.00 Sign on Bonus   Liberty Resources, Inc. is looking for an engaging clinician who is interested in supporting families in taking on tough challenges and achieve long lasting change through Multisystemic Therapy. The program serves families of adolescents, age 12-17, who are at risk of involvement in the juvenile justice system. Trained and empowered with an evidence based model, therapists work to reduce youth’s behaviors that put them at risk of out of home placement, contact with law enforcement, or unsafe situations. As an MST therapist, you would engage the youth’s primary caregiver and other key participants across the systems (the identified youth, family members, school, service providers, etc.) in developing and implementing interventions to improve school attendance and performance, decrease substance use, increase prosocial connections, and improve family functioning....

Search for dedicated, energetic clinician with a passion to work with diverse youth and families who may be at risk for out of home placement. In-home based clinical work allows for a flexible schedule using an evidenced based model. Multisystemic Therapy provides intensive family and community based treatment that addresses the multiple behavioral and psychological determinants of serious antisocial behavior in juvenile delinquents and offenders across the key settings, or systems, within which youth are embedded (e.g. family, peers, school, neighborhood). This model strives to promote behavior change in the youth’s natural environment, using the strengths of each system to facilitate change.