The Mental Health Therapist provides outpatient mental health treatment and services to patients within a clinic setting. They are also responsible for collaborating with provider agencies, participating in team meetings, and offering education and support to the community.
The clinician provides outpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment, including assessments, crisis intervention, and individual or group therapy. They also coordinate care across programs and collaborate with community agencies to support patient needs.
The Peer Support Specialist provides recovery-oriented support services to individuals, including outreach, engagement, and crisis intervention. They also assist clients in accessing community resources and promote self-advocacy and wellness through mentoring and skill-building.
The Case Manager provides support to participants to help them navigate their lives independently by coordinating mental health and substance use services. They also conduct home and community visits to ensure basic needs like housing, food, and transportation are met.
The Mental Health Therapist provides outpatient mental health treatment and services to patients within a clinic setting. They are also responsible for collaborating with referral agencies and providing education and support to the community.
