Child And Family Therapist

Old Mill Center for Children and Families has provided critical services to children and families in the community since 1977. Originally founded as an integrated preschool, the organization has grown into a multi-service center offering six distinct programs. These programs support educational, social, emotional, mental health, occupational health, and physical health needs. Old Mill Center is committed to holistic, family-centered care and collaborative work with community partners.

Team members join a mission-driven environment focused on improving outcomes for children and families.

The Child and Family Therapist is a full-time, on-site role based in Corvallis, OR. This position provides individual and family therapy to children and caregivers, using developmentally appropriate and trauma-informed approaches. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting assessments, creating treatment plans, documenting progress, and coordinating case management with internal teams and external providers. The therapist will collaborate with schools, medical providers, and community agencies to support each child’s social, emotional, and mental health needs.

The role also involves participating in team meetings, communicating with caregivers, and contributing to program development and best practices.

• Demonstrated skills in Play Therapy and Working With Children across diverse backgrounds and developmental stages.
• Training or experience in Social Work, including family systems, advocacy, and resource navigation.
• Strong foundation in Mental Health assessment, diagnosis, and evidence-informed treatment planning.
• Experience with Case Management, including coordination of services, referrals, and care continuity.
• Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or a related behavioral health field; relevant licensure or eligibility for licensure preferred (e.g., LCSW, LPC, LMFT or equivalent).
• Ability to maintain clear, timely clinical documentation and comply with ethical, legal, and agency standards.
• Effective communication and collaboration skills with children, caregivers, multidisciplinary teams, and community partners.
• Experience or strong interest in trauma-informed care, culturally responsive practice, and working with families facing complex stressors.
• Comfort working in a fast-paced, community-based setting and adapting to changing needs and priorities.