Provide trauma-informed counselling through Calgary’s Equally Safe initiative while collaborating with community partners in a hybrid work arrangement. Support adults affected by family and domestic violence with evidence-based care. The Outreach Clinical Counsellor delivers short-term, client-centered therapeutic services to men, women, and non-binary adults. Use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Brief Solution-Focused Therapy, and other modalities to support safety, stabilization, and recovery. Work collaboratively with YW Calgary colleagues, Calgary Police Service, and community agencies.
Key Responsibilities
Deliver counselling through the Equally Safe initiative Provide short-term counselling and crisis intervention Complete risk assessments, service plans,
and safety planning Support healthy relationships, coping, and emotion regulation Maintain case notes and program documentation
Requirements:
Master’s degree in Social Work, Counselling, or Clinical Psychology Qualified registration under the Health Professions Act Two years’ family violence or mental health experience Two years’ counselling experience Required certifications and background checks Apply trauma-informed counselling, risk assessment, and collaborative service planning as an Outreach Clinical Counsellor with YW Calgary.