Family and Relationships Counsellor - BundabergCatholicCare Central Queensland – Bundaberg QLD
Are you passionate about providing counselling services to our clients?
Join our Bundaberg team committed to serving the local community with quality care.$48.00 per hour, above award rates, plus generous salary packaging options to increase your take-home pay.Full-Time Position.Ongoing training and development opportunities.About CatholicCare Central Queensland CatholicCare Central Queensland is a leading community service provider local to Rockhampton, specializing in a wide range of quality social services including aged care, disability care, counselling, psychology, family relationship support, mediation, and domestic and family violence response.
We offer diverse and rewarding careers in busy and dynamic environments.
About the Role As a member of the Clinical & Social Services Team, the Family Relationship Counsellor is responsible for:
Improving the skills and resilience of families and their members to respond to issues that put pressure on their relationships.Promoting social inclusion by providing participants with knowledge about supports available within their communities.Providing therapeutic counselling to individuals, families, groups, children, and young people.Developing and facilitating psychological health and wellbeing educational services to individuals or groups.Ensuring services are provided in accordance with relevant funding guidelines and standards, including services in accordance with the Family Law Act 1975.Participating in external program promotion and networking to ensure the financial viability of the program.This role will also provide services under CatholicCare's employee assistance program (Working Well) and may at times be required to provide outreach services on-site to clients.
Qualifications and Experience Relevant Tertiary Qualification in Counselling, Social Sciences, or Psychology.Minimum 1-2 years relevant working experience and expertise to undertake the range of activities required.Must meet eligibility requirements for membership with relevant professional associations.Core Competencies Demonstrated ability to respond to critical stress incidents and post-traumatic stress disorders.Ability to work within legal limitations around confidentiality and privacy.Demonstrate strong cultural capability for working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families.Proficient digital literacy to support accurate documentation within CatholicCare's chosen data management system.Ability to engage clients from diverse backgrounds and establish effective working relationships.In addition to the above, you will need: Sound discipline knowledge gained through experience, training, or education.Knowledge of the Family Law Act 1975 and relevant amendments.Awareness of the issues affecting families and children during separation.Understanding of issues and appropriate responses to clients experiencing domestic and family violence, child abuse, and self-harm.The successful candidate will also be required to demonstrate entitlement to work in Australia and disclose any pre-existing injury or disease that may be adversely affected by undertaking the inherent requirements of the position.
All offers of employment are subject to the satisfactory completion of relevant screening and background checks, including an Australian Federal Police check, an NDIS disability worker screening check, and attainment of a Blue Card for working with children, prior to commencement.
What to Do Next To apply for this position, please submit the following documents:
Your current resume.A cover letter clearly addressing the key aspects and requirements of the role.If this Family and Relationships Counsellor role sounds like you, apply today for a career that helps to support and change lives for our clients!
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