Graduate Assistant Position Open in The Office of New Student & Family Engagement

Please click the attached link for more information! NSFE GA Position Description October 2023

Here is a general summary of the position:

The Office of New Student & Family Engagement (NSFE) works to help ensure the quality of the student experience at DePaul University by providing programming and services that aid in students’ transition and integration process into the university community. NSFE is looking to hire a grad assistant (from November 2023-June 2024) to support our program areas:

  • Chicago Quarter: Required course in the fall that acquaints DePaul’s first-year students to the community, neighborhoods, cultures, people, institutions and issues in Chicago. Students also learn about university life, resources, and how to be a successful student.
  • Orientation: Mandatory program for all incoming undergraduate students designed to provide them with the tools for a successful first year at DePaul. Premiere DePaul (freshman orientation) occurs throughout the summer. Transition DePaul (transfer orientation) occurs throughout the summer and in advance of each quarter.

Reengage at IMHCA’s 2024 Conference

Deadline for proposals:

November 1, 2023

IMHCA is seeking breakout presentation proposals for our 2024 Annual Conference! The conference will be held March 22-24, 2024 at the Renaissance Hotel and Suites Glenview in Glenview, IL. 

The theme of this conference is Reengage. As we navigate our ever-evolving ‘new normal’, we have the opportunity to take stock of what we’ve experienced over these past few years, and the new perspective and value we have for our connections with friends, family, colleagues, and clients. 

We are looking for breakout presenters for AM and PM sessions on Saturday, March 23, and AM sessions on Sunday, March 24. Each session will run for three hours (9:00am-12:00pm or 1:00pm-4:00pm). Special consideration will be given to proposals for workshops that involve an interactive component in which attendees have the option to participate.

To submit a breakout session proposal for Saturday or Sunday, March 23rd or 24th, 2024 please fill out the proposal form in full:

Important Presenter Information: 

  • Each session is three hours in length, either 9am-12pm or 1pm-4pm
  • Sessions are Saturday 3/23/24 and Sunday 3/24/24
  • The presenter(s) will receive a $750 honorarium for the presentation.
  • Notification of acceptance will be given by November 28, 2023
  • Our target audience is masters level counselors and masters level students in counseling programs.
  • Please only submit one proposal per presenter – choose your best topic and proposal for submission 

 

You will need to submit: 

  • Your Contact information – Name, Credentials, Email Address, Phone, Address, and information for any co-presenters 
  • A short bio, credentials and photo.
  • Workshop Title 
  • Workshop Description
  • Preferred Presentation Time 

Job Opportunities – Josselyn Center

Josselyn Center, who has locations in Northfield, Waukegan, Highland Park, Highwood, and Northbrook, currently has job openings at several of their locations. There are opportunities for both graduates master’s in counseling programs as well as graduates of BA programs. Additionally, for those who wish to pay down their student loans, they have programs that can significantly reduce the debt over 4 years, for those who are open to employment in Waukegan and soon in Grayslake.

For more information, please visit the links below:

Openings at Josselyn (breezy.hr)

Psychiatric Services Case Manager at Josselyn (breezy.hr)

Adult Mental Health First Aid Classes at C4!

According to MHFA, Mental Health First Aid for Adults teaches people how to recognize signs of mental health or substance use challenges in adults ages 18 and older, how to offer and provide initial help, and how to guide a person toward appropriate care if necessary. Topics covered include anxiety, depression, psychosis, and addictions.

To learn more Mental Health First Aid.

Classes for adults (18+) for AMFHA will be offered from TBD dates 8.5hr-9hr day (7.5hr curriculum). This course is valued at $170 per learner. Thanks to the Mental Health First Aid Training SAMHSA Grant, learners may attend at no charge. 

Attachments to this post include flyers for each event and QR Code to also access registration link.

You can also search for our public classes at Find a Course or Instructor – Mental Health First Aid .

Interactive flyer #1 | Oct. 6th at 4740 N Clark St, Chicago: https://blogs.depaul.edu/cslnews/files/2023/09/Oct-6-22.03.30_Adult-MHFA-Interactive-Flier.pdf

Interactive flyer #2 | Oct. 16th at 5642 W North Ave, Chicago, IL 60639: https://blogs.depaul.edu/cslnews/files/2023/09/Oct-16-23-22.03.30_Adult-MHFA-Interactive-Flier.pdf

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Looking to host a class at your organization? Please fill out this form for future inquiries.

Minimum 5 people present for class to proceed. Max 30 people per class. Multiple classes may be able to be arranged. 2-half days may be offered per coordinated request.

Job Opportunity – Smart Love Family Services

Psychotherapist Positions

About Smart Love

We are a not for profit, outpatient counseling agency led by genuinely committed clinicians who provide high-quality mental health services and receive ongoing professional training and consultation no matter their experience level. We use an innovative, optimistic relational psychotherapy approach that produces better clinicians and therapists who enjoy greater fulfillment in the caregiving they provide. Our objective is to make our training more available to clinicians so that we can increase access to high-quality mental health care to those in need.

 

We are seeking Illinois licensed therapists for full-time (30 hours per week), hybrid (Telehealth and in person)  therapist positions for our Oak Park and Logan Square offices. We strongly encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds to apply, as Smart Love believes that differences enable us to be a better team and impact our communities and the world in meaningful ways.

  • Primarily provide psychotherapy to children, adolescents, and adults of all ages from diverse backgrounds, using Intrapsychic Humanism (IH).
    • Intrapsychic Humanism is a contemporary psychodynamic theory that provides a powerful and unique understanding of what causes unhappiness and internal barriers to self-care that are common for many. It offers an optimistic psychotherapy approach that emphasizes the availability of the therapeutic relationship to help clients regain their inborn desire for genuine pleasure and capacity for core self-worth leading to improvements in self-care, relationships, and potential in school or work.
  • Provide parent guidance using the Smart Love® parenting model, preferably in a Spanish-speaking, bilingual setting
    • Smart Love looks beyond behavior and understands children’s primary emotional needs to feel loved and loveable, and the importance of responding kindly and positively to children’s immaturity and difficult behaviors, not punitively, since children learn to treat themselves and others by copying the care they receive.
  • Additional opportunities to provide couple, family and group psychotherapy, psychological testing, and parent education seminars/webinars.
  • Offer group program services to families of racially diverse backgrounds through our It Takes a Village Program.

 

Requirements:

  • Licensed as a Clinical Psychologist, LSW/LCSW or LPC/LCPC in IL
  • Values providing long-term psychotherapy and relationship-based psychotherapy
  • Flexible schedule to fulfill some required evening hours
  • Enjoys learning and ongoing supervision/consultation regardless of experience level
  • Desire to work as part of a team, particularly for community outreach and impact projects
  • Ability to form and maintain relationships and to model and encourage positive collaborative behaviors

 

Payment Structure:

  • For fully-licensed therapists: Fee for service model (paid 50% of collections plus quarterly bonus for billing over 20 client hours per week)
  • For LPC or LSW therapists working towards full licensure: Full time fellowship that offers a 12 month competitive stipend (starting at $50,000)

 

Benefits of Joining Our Team:

Fee for Service and Fellowship Benefits

  • Employment W-2 status which comes with perks (compared to independent contractor/1099 status):
    • Health (Medical and Dental) insurance offered through BCBS PPO with Employer contribution (once minimum work hours are met).
    • Employee administered 401K plan (once minimum work hours are met).
    • FICA tax portion is paid by employer
    • Participate in the Federal Loan Forgiveness Program due to Smart Love’s standing as a not for profit organization.
    • All intake, billing, marketing and office management is provided for you.
  • Monthly Group Consultation with Smart Love’s creator and author of IH, Dr. Heineman Pieper.
  • Weekly, individual Clinical Supervision regardless of license level
  • Paid membership to Intrapsychic Humanism Society (covers up to 8 CE’s per year/value of $160)
  • Quarterly Diversity In-Service Trainings (covers up to 6 CE’s per year/value of $120) and monthly discussion meetings on advancing Racial and Social Equity
  • Newly renovated offices in great locations – Oak Park and Logan Square
  • A positive, collaborative work environment with a close team that offers ongoing opportunities for support, growth, and development!

 

Fellowship Benefits Only:

  • Additional benefits for fellows with 12 month stipend include 3 weeks paid vacation, 8 paid holidays, and 5 days of sick time.

 

Fee for Service Benefits Only:

  • Bank of approximately 60 sick hours per year (paid at $16 per hour)

 

Visit our website for more information about our organization www.smartlovefamily.org.

 

If interested, please submit a cover letter and CV to Carla M. Beatrici, Psy.D., Director of Clinical Services carla.beatrici@smartlovefamily.org, (773) 665-8052, ext. 200.