Make a difference in Indigenous student wellness through an Indigenous Counsellor role at the University of Saskatchewan. Leverage your expertise in mental health support and cultural care delivery for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students.

This permanent role emphasizes a solid commitment to Indigenous Peoples and their unique perspectives. You will conduct risk assessments, psychotherapy, and culturally relevant group therapies in a supportive workplace. Engaging with campus partners, you will help build community connections and provide necessary resources for students and their families.

Key Responsibilities:
• Perform urgent risk assessments and crisis management
• Conduct comprehensive intake interviews and treatment assessments
• Provide individual and group psychotherapy interventions




• Oversee a clinically appropriate caseload aligned with standards
• Partake in culturally relevant outreach and programming initiatives

Requirements:
• Master's degree in psychology, education, or social work
• Minimum seven years of extensive clinical experience
• Experience with Indigenous clients and culturally relevant care
• Expertise in crisis intervention and mental health evaluation
• Robust communication and interpersonal skills

Utilize your skills in psychotherapy and cultural sensitivity to enhance student support at the University of Saskatchewan.
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📌 Indigenous Counsellor At University Of Saskatchewan
🏢 University of Saskatchewan
📍 Saskatchewan