Family Therapist

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The Family Therapist is responsible for providing professional guidance and support to program participants in navigating the challenges of co-parenting. They will conduct one-on-one therapy sessions with families to address emotional and psychological aspects related to co-parenting. The Family Therapist will also lead group therapy sessions, creating a safe and supportive environment for participants. Their expertise and knowledge will help families in managing the emotional aspects of co-parenting. Collaboration with other program staff members is essential to ensure the well-being and progress of the families. The Family Therapist should possess excellent counseling and communication skills, empathy, and the ability to provide effective therapy.

• Offer professional guidance and support to program participants in navigating the complexities of co-parenting relationships.
• Conduct individual or group therapy sessions to address participants' emotional and psychological needs related to co-parenting.
• Help participants understand the impact of their actions on their child/children and develop strategies for creating a supportive co-parenting environment.
• Provide tools and techniques for managing emotions, resolving conflicts, and fostering healthy relationships.
• Collaborate with the program team to develop resources and educational materials related to family therapy and co-parenting.

Skills Required:

• Professional qualification as a family therapist or relevant experience in family counseling.
• Strong understanding of co-parenting dynamics and the challenges faced by parents in maintaining effective co-parenting relationships.
• Ability to provide guidance and support to participants with empathy and respect.
• Knowledge of family therapy techniques and best practices.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.