In Home Family Recovery Clinician

Job Purpose

ANEW provides innovative residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment services to women and women with children. We guide women to and through recovery by keeping them accountable to their goals. ANEW believes that women can achieve and maintain sobriety by providing therapeutic treatment services, recovery resources, and a sober supportive living environment.

ANEW provides innovative residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment services to women and women with children. We guide women to and through recovery by keeping them accountable to their goals. ANEW believes that women can achieve and maintain sobriety by providing therapeutic treatment services, recovery resources, and a sober supportive living environment.
The IHFR Clinician delivers trauma-informed, harm-reduction-based in-home clinical services to families involved with Child Protection. This role provides parent-child and substance use disorder treatment to families with young children under age 6 using the In-Home Family Recovery (IHFR) model.

• Provide inhome psychotherapy and substance use treatment using IHFR model
• Deliver culturally responsive, trauma informed clinical care to 12 families
• Serve as parent child therapist for 6 families and behavioral health therapist for 6 others
• Maintain clinical documentation and administer standardized tools (DA, ASQ, PSI, CTQ)
• Collaborate with Child Protection and Hennepin County Behavioral Health
• Participate in weekly consultation sessions to ensure treatment fidelity
• Facilitate and attend Social Club on a rotating basis
• Provide transportation and crisis support to participants as needed
• Build longterm relationships through unconditional positive regard and client advocacy
• Support teammates through case consultation and clinical coverage
• Use deescalation strategies, flexibility, and creativity in dynamic situations

WAGE RANGE: $70,000-$80,000

Reports to:

IHFR Clinical Supervisor

• Master’s degree in Social Work or related field
• Licensed (or working toward licensure) in Mental Health or Substance Use Disorders; LADC preferred
• Experience in parent child therapy, substance use treatment, and early childhood mental health
• Understanding of harm reduction and trauma informed approaches
• Strong collaboration and interpersonal skills
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
• Criminal/driving background check required