Jobs at United Counseling Service

Coordinate and deliver early intervention and mental health services for children birth to age 5 and their families. Conduct assessments, develop individualized service plans, coordinate providers, provide in-home and classroom support, track data and outcomes, maintain documentation, attend program meetings, and engage in community outreach to connect families with resources.

Provide community-based, family-focused case management and crisis intervention for high-risk youth. Coordinate services with DCF, schools, and providers; conduct assessments and individualized service plans; track client metrics and reports; attend interagency meetings and support program activities including summer camps.

Provide clinical services, counseling, case management, and consultation for children and families with intensive needs in various settings.

The Behavior Interventionist provides behavioral support and intervention to help clients adjust to classroom expectations and enhance connections among home, school, and community.

The Outpatient Clinician offers clinical services to mental health and substance use clients, including assessments, counseling, case management, and community consultation while coordinating with other agencies.

The Behavior Interventionist provides behavioral support and case management to students with emotional and behavioral difficulties, facilitating their adjustment to classroom expectations and strengthening connections among home, school, and community.