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Thriveworks is hiring: Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Owings Mills

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thriveworksOwings Mills (MD)
Mental Health CounselorsOutpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

At Thriveworks, we are committed to helping individuals thrive by connecting them with top-tier mental health professionals. We are currently seeking a passionate Licensed Talk Therapist to provide both online and in-person counseling services. This role involves supporting clients through diverse mental health challenges, by implementing effective therapeutic techniques tailored to individual needs, fostering personal growth and enhancing their overall life satisfaction. Conduct individual and group therapy sessions to address mental health issues Develop personalized treatment plans based on each client's specific needs Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to optimize treatment approaches Maintain accurate records and notes of sessions to track client progress Engage in continuous education to stay updated on new therapies and practices Provide crisis intervention when needed Proficiency in various therapeutic techniques (CBT, DBT, psychoanalysis) Strong interpersonal and communication skills Ability to handle sensitive information with confidentiality Competence in digital tools for remote therapy sessions Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Life Insurance 401k Valid state license as a Clinical Psychologist or Licensed Professional Counselor BLS Certification preferred

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