Teams at Behavioral Health Services North (BHSN)

Provides hands-on mental health support in community and office settings. Assists with risk assessments, evidence-based and clinical interventions, group services, safety plans, crisis support, documentation, care planning, and coordination. Interns may support outpatient, school-based, crisis, substance abuse, and rehabilitative programs while delivering compassionate patient care.

Provides emergency support, advocacy, safety planning, transportation, and related services to survivors of intimate partner and sexual violence. Coordinates community education, outreach presentations, events, partner relationships, records, and hotline backup coverage. Maintains confidentiality, attends trainings and meetings, and supports victims with housing, childcare, court petitions, compensation claims, and follow-up services. The role requires a flexible schedule, including occasional nights, weekends, and holidays.

Provides evidence-based individual, group, and family interventions for children in a school setting. Responsibilities include comprehensive assessments, treatment planning, therapy, crisis intervention, documentation, meeting direct-service billing requirements, and collaboration with school personnel. The clinician works approximately 40 hours weekly and must accommodate family needs across school services.