Addiction And Mental Health Worker Role Woodstock

Addiction And Mental Health Worker Role Woodstock

02 Aug
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CMHA Thames Valley Addiction and Mental Health Services
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Woodstock

02 Aug

CMHA Thames Valley Addiction and Mental Health Services

Woodstock

Join a compassionate team as an Addiction and Mental Health Worker in Woodstock, ON, focusing on crisis resolution and participant safety. This full time role emphasizes person-centered care in a supportive setting.
As a member of the Direct Service team, you will provide immediate assistance to individuals in mental health and addiction crises. Your responsibilities will include crisis assessments, risk evaluations, and utilizing harm reduction strategies. This position requires collaboration with referral sources for effective service delivery and a commitment to maintaining a respectful space for all participants.
Key Responsibilities:
• Respond to in-person and phone service referrals
• Complete mental health/addictions assessments and interventions




• Establish therapeutic relationships with clients
• Provide short-term follow-up support for transition
• Coordinate client needs for longer-term services
Requirements:
• Professional registration with a designated college preferred
• Experience in mental health and addiction services
• Crisis management and de-escalation skills
• Robust communication and collaboration abilities
• Open to working bi-weekly rotating shifts
Make a meaningful impact in the lives of those facing challenges in your community.
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📌 Addiction And Mental Health Worker Role Woodstock
🏢 CMHA Thames Valley Addiction and Mental Health Services
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