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Licensed Counselor (LCSW, LMFT, LPC)


Company : Austin Centers for Exceptional Students


Location : Westminster, CO


Created : 2025-01-14


Job Type : Full Time


Job Description

The Austin Centers is a state-certified special education school for kindergarten through twelfth grade (K-12) special needs students ranging in age from five to twenty-two. We were established to provide an environment in which the pursuit of instructional effectiveness and learning is valued for students with emotional disabilities, intellectual disabilities, autism or pervasive developmental delays, specific learning disabilities, and other educational challenges. We are looking for a Licensed Counselor to join our Team!SummaryAt the Austin Centers, the School Counselor plays an essential role in the success of our students. It is the responsibility of the school counselor to provide services to students in order to facilitate academic, personal/social, and career competencies. The counselor will work with students, staff, families, and members of the community as an integral part of the education program. The counselor will promote school success for all students by providing academic advisement, prevention and intervention activities.Essential FunctionsDevelop and monitor intervention strategies to increase academic successAssist with conflict resolution and anger managementHelp students develop appropriate social interaction skillsProvide individual and group counselingProvide crisis interventionWork with parents to facilitate support for academic and behavioral improvementsAssist parents in accessing and utilizing school and community resourcesMay facilitate special interest programs (i.e. support groups, parenting groups)Assess students with mental health concernsProvide staff training and information to better understand factors affecting student behaviorDevelop in-service training as neededAssist teachers with behavior management and provide direct in-class support as neededAttend IEP meetings as neededSkilled in positive behavior interventions and strategies, restorative practices and trauma informed practicesBuild strong relationships with students, staff and familiesQualificationsBachelor's Degree, required, Masters' Degree, preferred, in Social Work or CounselingMust hold State Counselor License1 year experience as a counselor or social worker in a school setting.Demonstrated computer proficiency