Psychotherapist

Basic Function: Purpose and scope The head of psychosocial department is a psychologist directly responsible for the implementation of psychosocial projects and activities. She or He coordinates between psychologists and social workers in different regions and the administration. Duties Performed: Implement psychosocial projects Provide coordination between psychologists and social workers Monitor all psychosocial activities Monitor all psychological services Provide follow up meetings with the psychologists and social workers when needed Provide debriefing sessions to the staff Provide training to the staff Reporting to the management Provide psychological services for migrants and refugees Provide individual (adults, adolescents and children), family, and/or group psychotherapy  Provide clinical interviews, diagnosis, reports and recommendations. Help emotionally and mentally disturbed individuals cope with and function in life. Provide direct psychosocial support and refer internally and externally as needed, respecting confidentiality and the right of the beneficiary Administer and interpret a variety of psychological tests and assessment instruments. Interface with families, treatment team members and case management as requested by CLMC Conduct discussion group, focus group with individuals, families. Conduct psychosocial activities Conduct awareness sessions with the beneficiaries Work directly with the social worker to develop intervention plans and follow up at the home level. Respect beneficiary confidentiality. Address needs and requests in a professional way. Report any incident or act that causes any harm to beneficiary or to others. Always respect a refusal of treatment.