Counselor LPC

Overview The LPC is to provide empathic behavioral health services for Tuskegee University students and leadership for Counseling staff. Responsibilities Meet with students to determine the exact nature of their mental health concerns. Provide targeted counseling designed to help the individual overcome their area of concern. Consult with new students to gauge their difficulties and resources. Devising tailor‑made treatment regimens and adapting these as needed. Address concerns through talk therapy and by modeling adaptive, sustainable behaviors. Promote constructive self‑reflection, helpful coping techniques, and nurturing relationships. Monitor perceptions about and adherence to the suggested plan of therapy. Record symptomology over time to ascertain the utility of interventions. Write medical and suitable referral notes, as required. Maintain complete and accurate files and documentation of all action taken with or on behalf of each student. Stay warm, engaged, and receptive as you work to facilitate healing during every student’s counseling session. Remain knowledgeable of the most up‑to‑date methodologies in counseling to provide students with the best possible treatment and care. Refer students to other medical healthcare providers as necessary. Attend all university‑sponsored programs, introduce support services such as open houses, orientation week, and summer sessions for incoming students. May require evening hours and/or calls for emergency and crisis prevention. Perform other related job duties as assigned. Qualifications Licensed LPC or LMHC. Skills and Attributes In‑depth knowledge of counseling methodology. Ability to engage with clients on multiple levels in a wide range of settings. Creative problem‑solving techniques. #J-18808-Ljbffr Tuskegee University