Assess mental health needs and provide therapeutic support to children, youth, and families within the Six Nations Child and Family Prevention Program.

This full time Mental Health Clinician reports to the Supervisor of the Behavioural Unit. The position provides assessment, service planning, therapeutic intervention, and support. It also contributes to programs that enhance child, youth, and family wellness and restore strong families.

Key Responsibilities:

- Assess clients’ psychosocial needs and strengths
- Provide therapeutic intervention to individuals, couples, and families
- Develop service plans and recommend appropriate referrals
- Deliver educational and therapeutic groups
- Complete reports, assessments, and required documentation

Requirements:

- Master’s degree in social work or related field
- Required counselling experience with Indigenous children, adolescents, and families
- Registration with an Ontario professional regulatory body
- One to two years’ experience supporting children and caregivers
- Case management and client assessment experience required

Bring clinical assessment, counselling, and family support expertise to the Six Nations Child and Family Services Program.

📌 Mental Health Clinician Child Family Services (Canada)
🏢 Six Nations
📍 Canada