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You will partner with juvenile probation and the courts to divert youth with mental health challenges from the criminal justice system. BAMSI employees up to 2,000 people and operates adult, child, and family services, assisting approximately 30,000 individuals each year in Worcester, Middlesex, Norfolk, Bristol, and Plymouth Counties.
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DescriptionPosition Title: Supervising Assistant District Attorney –District Court STATUS: Exempt Reports To: Chief of District Courts Supervises: District Court Summary: There is a Supervising Assistant District Attorney assigned to each of the (4) District Courts in Plymouth County – Brockton, Wareham, Plymouth, and Hingham District, as well as (1) Brockton Juvenile Court.
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CJI provides technical assistance, research, and other services to improve outcomes in policing, the corrections system, pre-trial, re-entry, community supervision, and juvenile justice. BH provides domestic violence treatment and education, community reentry services, mentoring programs, and intensive outpatient programs.
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The Crime and Justice Institute (CJI) is a non-profit organization working at the local, state, and national level to improve public safety and the delivery of justice. CRJ's Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI.
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The CRA Clinician will be part of the Brockton Family Resource Center (FRC) team working with families experiencing a range of issues that impact their home and family life. BAMSI is committed to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice, and Access for all; to creating a holistic system of care that meets people where they are; and abolishing the stigmas surrounding mental illness, disability, and addiction.
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Bachelors Degree required, this position requires a minimum of two years of professional experience in juvenile justice, child welfare, behavioral health or related field. Bachelors Degree required, this position requires a minimum of two years of professional experience in juvenile justice, child welfare, behavioral health or related field.
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Identify the clients problem and set treatment goals, recommend strategies for treating infantile and juvenile disorders. Provide therapy services using knowledge and experience treating complex trauma, depression and anxiety in children and adults using knowledge and experience with hypnotherapy.
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