• Conduct comprehensive initial evaluations and establish treatment plans • Provide short-term therapy services (12-week model) for patients of all ages • Treat a range of diagnoses including depression, anxiety, trauma, bipolar disorder, substance use disorders (SUD), and maternal mental health conditions • Deliver 45-minute intake and therapy sessions • Collaborate with a multidisciplinary care team including psychiatry, crisis services, and case management • Contribute to a team-oriented environment with a proactive, “go-getter” mindset

• Provide therapeutic counseling services and treatment planning to a primarily young adult population • Document concurrently and submit HIPAA compliant documentation using TimelyCare's electronic health record • Develop and submit treatment plans and progress notes following each session • Communicate cross functionally with other teams/departments in order to support care continuation as needed • Adhere to established standards for documentation quality and code of ethics

• Provide therapeutic counseling services and treatment planning to a primarily young adult population • Document concurrently and submit HIPAA compliant documentation using TimelyCare's electronic health record • Develop and submit treatment plans and progress notes following each session • Communicate cross functionally with other teams/departments in order to support care continuation as needed • Adhere to established standards for documentation quality and code of ethics • Work with the student/client to establish and develop treatment goals and document accordingly • Utilize active listening skills and evidence based modalities (SFBT, CBT, DBT, MI, ACT) in order to build rapport, establish boundaries, and progress student/client care • Submit appropriate documentation in the EHR (the TimelyCare platform) in a punctual manner • Prepared to adapt to the changing needs of the population we serve • Able to remain calm and maintain composure during a potential high stress scenario • Respond with empathy, professionalism, and meet clients where they are at • Model respectful conduct with all students, peers, and support staff

Title: Bilingual Mental Health Therapist Location: Eugene United States 67,000-77,000 per year DOE Job Description: Are you looking to help make a difference in adolescent mental health? Our counseling program is seeking a Bilingual Mental Health Therapist to do just that! We are looking for a driven professional with the ability to maintain patience and compassion for our more vulnerable clients. Our clients span a wide age range with diverse backgrounds. As the Bilingual Mental Health Therapist, you are responsible for the provision of culturally informed, effective, quality mental health treatment to Counseling Program clients. Must be able to provide treatment services to clients in English and Spanish. You will work in an office in Eugene or Springfield working with clients in English and Spanish. (Remote work flexibility with telehealth services available.) The schedule for this position is Monday - Friday, 40 hours/week Qualified staff must be able to provide services in Spanish, be certifiable as a Qualified Mental Health Professional, have a licensure plan approved by an appropriate licensing board, or be an active LCSW, LMFT, or LPC within the first month of employment. You should have at least one year of experience working in direct treatment with children with mental health issues, and their families. We're an equal-opportunity employer. We encourage you to apply even if you don't think you meet all of the stated qualifications. Please note: Applicants must be authorized to work in the U.S. Unfortunately, Looking Glass Community Services is unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of any employment Visa. For more information about the Bilingual Mental Health Therapist position, download the full job description below. Compassion is our cornerstone. The Counseling Program would like to hire and support you to be the best mental health therapist you can be. We pride ourselves on cultivating a culture of learning, training, open-door collaboration, flexibility, and creativity. We care about vicarious/work-related trauma and will help you navigate it. Do you have a passion for running a group and implementing your own curriculum? We welcome your ideas! Can you envision being integrated into a school one day a week? We'll provide the school, you bring your energy! Or working with littles on our Early Childhood Team? Would you like to learn EMDR? Whatever you love about helping others, we provide excellent supervision and guidance to help you find your niche. We value autonomy as well as healthy team culture, and we believe diversity creates a healthier workplace. Looking Glass is committed to recruiting employees who reflect the diversity of our community and the youth and families we serve. We value providing the highest level of quality services to our clients and we are committed to the pursuit of cultural awareness. We believe in the abilities of individuals and systems that respond respectfully and effectively to people of all cultures, classes, races, ethnic backgrounds, religions, sexual orientations, genders, and abilities in a manner that recognizes, affirms, and values the worth of individuals, families, and their communities and protects and preserves the dignity of each. In compliance with applicable laws and licensing requirements, Looking Glass Human Resources Department conducts a background check on all new employees, non-paid staff (volunteers and interns), and existing staff as required. This is completed by the Background Check Unit with the State of Oregon per the Oregon Administrative Rules. For more information on your responsibilities and obligations with a background check that is processed by the DHS Background Check Unit, please refer to the ORCHARDS background check system on their government website.