Trauma Counsellor - Bonnyville, Canada - Dragonfly Counselling and Support Centre

Dragonfly Counselling and Support Centre

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Bonnyville, Canada

2 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

Dragonfly Counselling & Support Centre is looking for an
Trauma Counsellor (Outreach) to join their dedicated team that is committed to ending the cycle of sexual abuse & assault by providing specialized intervention, counselling and preventative education to individuals, families and communities in North Region of Alberta.

This role is Full Time Permanent (1.0 FTE) Monday to Friday role that is Hybrid with travel to service areas required.

The Hub is based in Bonnyville, however the service region for this position will be serving the communities and surrounding areas of St.

Paul, Cold Lake, Lac La Biche, Athabasca, Slave Lake, and Wabasca. Travel to the service areas is a requirement for this position.

Trauma Counsellors work directly with clients to meet these goals:

Provide individual support for clients including, but not limited to, intake, assessment, case planning, and follow-up
Assist with referrals to and accessing of appropriate community resources
Support client towards selfefficacy and personal wellness by providing information on the impact of trauma, affirming their resilience and promoting thoughtful informed decisionmaking
Participate in providing education sessions, information sessions, and display booths to the local communities served
Establish and maintain effective partnerships with agencies and professionals in both the public and private sectors, in order to supplement and enhance client service provision

Qualifications:

Masters Degree in Human Services or related field with a minimum of two years directlyrelated counselling experience (equivalencies may be considered)
Registered or eligible for registration with appropriate professional association
Knowledge of community resources and familiarity with Indigenous culture and history within Canada
Comprehensive knowledge of clientcentered interventions, practice methods and professional skills
Able to travel to assigned service areas
Excellent communication skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
An understanding of gender issues, social justice advocacy, diversity and antioppressive practice are an asset
Criminal Records check, Child Intervention Record check, valid Alberta Drivers License and access to a reliable vehicle
Flex time
Clinical supervision
Positive and collaborative team atmosphere
Support, within first year of employment, with obtaining a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional designation
Comprehensive benefits program
Competitive wages
Career advancement opportunities