Therapist – Children, Youth, and Adult Services

ORGANIZATION SUMMARY

Solace is a trauma-informed nonprofit organization committed to empowering individuals and families as they navigate their unique journeys toward emotional well-being, resilience, and hope.

At Solace, healing begins the moment you walk in, and every journey is honored with expert care, authentic connection, and hope for a brighter future. Solace delivers integrated, trauma-informed services through the following program areas:

• Solace Crisis Care – Immediate intervention and support for survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, human trafficking, and child abuse
• Solace Therapy Center – Clinical mental health services for individuals of all ages
• Solace Healing Arts – Trauma-informed, body-based approaches for youth impacted by adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)
• Community Outreach – Prevention, education, and training that transforms workplaces and communities

We empower people to navigate their unique journeys toward emotional well-being, resilience, and hope.

Solace is guided by the following core values:

• Trust – We build trust through presence, belief in each person’s potential, and follow-through.
• Compassion – We meet people where they are with empathy, humility, and grace.
• Collaboration – We heal together through strong relationships, teamwork, and shared purpose.
• Accessibility – We remove barriers and create welcoming, inclusive pathways to care for all.
• Excellence – We deliver trauma-informed, evidence-based care with professionalism, accountability, and heart.

The Therapist provides trauma-focused outpatient therapy for children, adolescents, and adults who have experienced violence, abuse, neglect, or other forms of trauma.

This role supports Solace’s mission and values by delivering compassionate, survivor-centered counseling services to individuals across the lifespan who are primary and/or secondary survivors of sexual, relational, and family trauma.

The Therapist maintains a diverse clinical caseload while designing and implementing effective, evidence-based, and developmentally appropriate treatment interventions reflective of survivor needs. This position works under the direction of the Clinical Services Supervisor and coordinates care with advocacy and support services as appropriate.

The ideal candidate is deeply knowledgeable in trauma recovery, crisis response, and trauma-informed clinical practice, and is passionate about helping survivors of all ages rebuild trust, restore safety, and move toward lifelong healing.

• Provide trauma-informed individual and group therapy for clients across the lifespan, including:
  • Children (ages 3–12)
  • Adolescents (ages 13–17)
  • Adults (ages 18+)
• Conduct clinical assessments, develop individualized treatment plans, and monitor client progress over time.
• Utilize evidence-based modalities such as EMDR, CBT, TF-CBT, play-based interventions, or other trauma-focused approaches.
• Provide culturally responsive, strengths-based therapeutic support tailored to survivor needs and developmental stage.
• Maintain an outpatient caseload with appropriate clinical pacing, documentation, and ethical care standards.

• Coordinate care with internal advocates, crisis staff, caregivers (when appropriate), and community supports to ensure survivors receive holistic services.
• Consult with clinical supervisors for guidance, case review, and ethical decision-making support.
• Participate in supervision, training, and professional development opportunities focused on trauma recovery and best practices.
• Support survivor access to wraparound resources while maintaining strong clinical boundaries and confidentiality.

• Provide trauma-informed crisis intervention for children, youth, and adults utilizing walk-in or urgent support services.
• Respond to disclosures of interpersonal violence with professionalism, compassion, and clinical skills.
• Develop and maintain expertise in trauma-informed care, domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and human…