Youth mental health and addictions clinicians deliver trauma-informed care with flexible hours in HRM, Nova Scotia, through YWCA Halifax. The schedule includes 20 hours weekly.
This part-time, permanent clinician supports youth and young adults in Safer Spaces programming. The work includes counselling, case management, risk assessment, clinical therapy, and coordinated transfers to addiction and mental health services. You will collaborate within an interdisciplinary team and support care planning.
Key Responsibilities: Deliver evidence-based counselling and case management services
Coordinate transfers to clinical addiction and mental health services
Provide clinical direction for care plans and interventions
Maintain thorough case notes and documentation




Develop staff wellness and educational workshops
Requirements: Master’s degree in social work or psychology
Skilled registration or eligibility for registration
At least two years supporting youth or young adults
Trauma-informed, harm-reduction, community-based practice experience
Proficiency in mental health and addiction risk assessment
Apply clinical therapy, collaborative care, and sound risk assessment supporting youth through YWCA Halifax’s Safer Spaces program.

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📌 Youth Mental Health Clinician (Nova Scotia)
🏢 YWCA Halifax
📍 Nova Scotia