Life Skills Counselor/Monitor

Job Description

Job Description

We are seeking a Life Skills Counselor/Monitor to join our team! You will provide recovery-oriented rehabilitation services in group or individual settings.

Responsibilities:

• Participate in facilitating evening programming
• Coordination of resident drug screens
• Coordination of resident transportation
• Attend weekly staff meeting
• Participate in weekly on-call rotation:
  • Monday through Friday from 9pm to 9am, 24 hours Saturday and Sunday
  • Curfew checks 3x/week
  • Coordinate a weekend activity
  • Collaborate with on-call supervisors as needed
  • Provide assistance and presence during crises with residents.
• Lives on site preferred or near site to provide on-call assistance to residents and staff.
• The position will require a minimum 15-20 hours/ week.

Qualifications:

• Excellent written and verbal communications skills
• Ability to build rapport with clients
• Strong leadership qualities

Company Description

Hope Homes provides NARR Level 2 and Level 3 recovery residences and recovery support services to individuals in recovery from addictive, emotional and eating disorders. We serve adult men and women, 18 years and above, who live in appropriately separate communities. Our primary purpose is to support our residents in establishing and practicing a recovery-oriented lifestyle.

We are more than sober living or a “half-way” house. The residential component of the Hope Homes program is important – we provide our residents with safe, comfortable home environments and a supportive, recovery-focused peer group. However, the aspect of the Hope Homes program that differentiates us from many sober living homes is our professional life-skill counselors and the many support services they provide to our residents.

Counselors live on-site and are available to residents 24 hours a day. They provide one-on-one sessions, 12 Step meeting support, in-house support groups, life skill development, employment/education guidance, dual diagnosis support, fellowship activities, and family support. Counselors collaborate with each resident’s recovery support system, including referring treatment centers and continuing care service providers. Our counselors also conduct frequent, random drug screening to ensure the safety of our communities.

At Hope Homes, our focus is not only on helping our residents maintain and strengthen their recovery, but also on becoming productive members of a community. Our graduates leave Hope Homes with a strong foundation in the outside recovery community and a solid understanding of the skills that are necessary to live a productive life in recovery.

Company Description

Hope Homes provides NARR Level 2 and Level 3 recovery residences and recovery support services to individuals in recovery from addictive, emotional and eating disorders. We serve adult men and women, 18 years and above, who live in appropriately separate communities. Our primary purpose is to support our residents in establishing and practicing a recovery-oriented lifestyle.\r\n\r\nWe are more than sober living or a “half-way” house. The residential component of the Hope Homes program is important – we provide our residents with safe, comfortable home environments and a supportive, recovery-focused peer group. However, the aspect of the Hope Homes program that differentiates us from many sober living homes is our professional life-skill counselors and the many support services they provide to our residents.\r\n\r\nCounselors live on-site and are available to residents 24 hours a day. They provide one-on-one sessions, 12 Step meeting support, in-house support groups, life skill development, employment/education guidance, dual diagnosis support, fellowship activities, and family support. Counselors collaborate with each resident’s recovery support system, including referring treatment centers and continuing care service providers. Our counselors also conduct frequent, random drug screening to ensure the safety of our communities.\r\n\r\nAt Hope Homes, our focus is not only on helping our residents maintain and strengthen their recovery, but also on becoming productive members of a community. Our graduates leave Hope Homes with a strong foundation in the outside recovery community and a solid understanding of the skills that are necessary to live a productive life in recovery.