Home Based Therapist

The Master’s-Level Clinician provides time-limited, outcome-based therapeutic interventions to children and families in community or outpatient settings. Services are strength-based and focused on helping clients achieve identified treatment outcomes. The clinician must hold an appropriate master’s degree and all required certifications or credentials and is responsible for completing timely documentation that includes diagnostic impressions, interventions provided, and the client’s progress toward established outcomes. Education/Experience: Direct Worker: Master’s or Doctorate degree with a current license issued by the Indiana Behavioral Health and Human Services Licensing Board as one of the following: a) Social Worker; b) Clinical Social Worker; c) Marriage and Family Therapist; d) Mental Health Counselor; e) Marriage and Family Therapist Associate; f) Mental Health Counselor Associate Master’s degree with a temporary permit issues by the Indiana Behavioral Health and Human Services Licensing Board as one of the following: a) Social Worker b) Clinical Social Worker c) Marriage and Family Therapist d) Mental Health Counselor Master’s degree in a related human service field and employed by an organization that is nationally accredited by the Joint Commission, Council on Accreditation, or the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. That individual must also: a) Complete a minimum of 24 post-secondary semester hours and 36 quarter hours in the following coursework: (1) Human Growth and Development

• 2) Social and Cultural Foundations
• 3) Group Dynamics, Processes, Counseling, and Consultation
• 4) Lifestyle and Career Development
• 5) Sexuality
• 6) Gender and Sexual Orientation
• 7) Issues of Ethnicity, Race, Status, and Culture
• 8) Therapy Techniques
• 9) Family Development and Family Therapy
• 10) Clinical/Psychiatric Social Work
• 11) Group Therapy
• 12) Psychotherapy
• 13) Counseling Theory and Practice