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Counselor

• Deliver clinical services, primarily through outreach, to clients in the Phoenix Early Intervention Service for Psychosis
• Conduct clinical intake services for Phoenix Program clients entering ADAPT programs
• Assess client needs using biopsychosocial assessments and structured interviews
• Develop and implement individualized treatment plans with clients and clinical teams
• Provide individual and group counselling
• Conduct group sessions as required
• Refer clients to appropriate support services and agencies
• Provide case management related to client treatment plans
• Provide consultation within ADAPT regarding Phoenix Program eligibility, referrals, and psychosis-related resources
• Provide consultation to community agencies, professionals, and individuals
• Participate in case conferencing with Phoenix clinical teams at Joseph Brant Hospital, Halton Healthcare Services, and Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital
• Maintain accurate clinical records and service tracking data according to ADAPT, MOHLTC, and funding-agency guidelines
• Promote ADAPT and the Phoenix Program to agencies and the public
• Participate in Concurrent Disorders Team, Phoenix Program, and other required meetings
• Provide input into operational and strategic planning for ADAPT programs and the Phoenix partnership
• Maintain effective communication within ADAPT and with program partners
• Participate in community education and public awareness initiatives
• Participate in Early Psychosis Intervention Ontario Network activities

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Addictions Counsellor – Early Psychosis

• Provide group and individual counselling
• Facilitate active transfer and navigation of clients to needed services across the region
• Conduct addictions and mental health assessments
• Deliver acute stabilizing interventions
• Evaluate interventions and treatment
• Facilitate development and implementation of personalized wellness plans
• Provide one-to-one instrumental support based on client needs
• Develop, deliver, and evaluate group counselling
• Provide crisis support
• Engage, support, and educate families
• Maintain health records to a high standard of quality
• Conduct community engagement
• Engage and collaborate interprofessionally and inter-agency
• Identify next-stage services and facilitate navigation and warm transfers
• Complete statistical information according to Ministry and Program requirements
• Participate in continuous quality improvement cycles
• Work in the community or at ADAPT partners’ sites and a busy office environment
• Work remotely/from home when required

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