Clinical Mental Health Counseling Internship (Burlington County) - Unpaid

• NeuroPath Behavioral Healthcare has immediate openings for Mental Health Therapist Interns throughout the state of New Jersey to provide weekly therapeutic services for Children with Developmental disabilities and intellectual challenges for counties in North & Central Jersey!!!!!! *Who is Neuropath Behavioral Healthcare?
• Neuropath Behavioral Healthcare provides Comprehensive Youth & Family Support Services to primary caregivers of children and teens with Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities, an opportunity for rest and relief while engaging youth in therapeutic age-appropriate activities. *What is Neuropath Behavioral Healthcare looking for in their employees?
• We are looking for the best talent to work in our in-community weekly therapeutic services as a Mental Health Therapist Intern. The program assists individuals with behavior modification and gaining socialization skills, and adaptive modalities necessary to function successfully in the home and community. This position is the face of the organization and individuals in this role have a daily impact on improving the quality of life for the individuals served as they provide 1:1 direct behavior analysis services in home and community settings. Clinicians will provide services utilizing assigned Treatment Plans and Positive Behavior Supports. If you are passionate about helping others and making sure that services are rendered to individuals in need, please **apply below**. *Our awesome Technicians enjoy many benefits, such as:
• Long-term and short-term schedule flexibility. Part-time hours are anywhere from 2- 20 hours per week, depending on the number of referrals accepted.
• A team supported the environmental approach.

Key Responsibilities

• Shadowing IIC Cases
• Submission of internship or practicum requirements (how are hours being tracked & shadowing requirements, etc…)
• Provide individual in-home therapy sessions or group therapy sessions in our outpatient center.
• Provide anger management, coping, and social skills and reduce high-risk behaviors such as SIB or physical aggression.
• Work to improve youth and caretaker decision-making skills to manage in-home behavioral challenges.
• Collaborate effectively and consistently with the Child Family Treatment Team and/or professionals from other disciplines who also work to support the youth and family.
• Submit all required documentation within designated time frames (intake, treatment plan, progress notes), etc.