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The Director of Counseling is responsible for overseeing and providing professional mental health and addiction counseling services to men in recovery within a faith-based residential treatment setting. This role ensures delivery of high-quality, compassionate, and clinically appropriate mental health care that aligns with both professional counseling standards and the mission of the organization. The Director will supervise counseling operations, recruit and retain qualified counselors, conduct assessments, provide or coordinate treatment for co-occurring conditions, and develop partnerships with external providers to supplement program services.
Job Responsibility:
Provide and oversee individual and group addiction counseling, consistent with evidence-based practices and rooted in a faith-based recovery model
Recruit, hire, and mentor counselors with appropriate licenses, experience, and a demonstrated commitment to supporting faith-based approaches to recovery
Participate actively in program leadership meetings and contribute to the development of organizational policy related to clinical services
Perform intake and ongoing assessments for co-occurring mental health conditions and create individualized treatment plans
Make appropriate referrals to external providers for mental health care beyond the scope of in-house addiction counseling
Build and sustain at least one formal partnership with a community organization or medical provider able to offer comprehensive counseling services, psychiatric evaluation, and medication management when needed
Provide case management support to ensure continuity of care for residents referred to outside mental health services
Train, supervise, and support counseling staff, interns, and/or volunteers while promoting professional and spiritual development
Maintain all counseling records in compliance with confidentiality laws, HIPAA, and organizational policies
Requirements:
Master’s degree in Counseling, Social Work, Psychology, or related field required
Current Connecticut licensure as a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC) or equivalent is required
Minimum of 3–5 years of experience in addiction treatment, preferably in a residential setting
Administrative experience structuring, recruiting, and supervising a counseling team required
Prior supervisory or program management experience strongly preferred
Demonstrated experience working with individuals with co-occurring mental health disorders
Strong knowledge of referral networks and local mental health service providers
Commitment to compassionate care, ethical standards, and the integration of faith-based recovery principles
Excellent interpersonal, leadership, and communication skills with the ability to collaborate across disciplines
Nice to have:
Additional licensure (LCSW, LPC, LMFT, or Psychologist) preferred