Mental Health Therapist - Deaf Services

Job DetailsJob Location

• 5904 E. Bannister Rd. -
• Kansas
• City,
• MO 64134Position
• Type:
• Full
• TimeEducation
• Level:
• Master's
• DegreeTravel
• Percentage:
• NegligibleJob
• Shift: 1st ShiftMake a Difference as a Mental Health Therapist with ReDiscover Join ReDiscover’s Adult, Family & Therapy Program and be part of a mission-driven organization that’s been transforming lives for over 50 years. As a non-profit community mental health center serving southeastern Jackson County, Missouri, we’re passionate about helping individuals impacted by mental illness or substance use find hope, support, and healing. Why ReDiscover? 700+ dedicated professionals Over five decades of community impact A culture grounded in compassion, collaboration, and growth About the Adult, Family & Therapy Program The Adult and Family Services (AFS) Therapy Program is ReDiscover’s outpatient therapy department, offering clinicians the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and families across the community. Our team supports clients of all ages, backgrounds, and needs — including those who may have struggled to access care elsewhere. Working in AFS means being part of a collaborative, mission-driven environment where clinicians can apply their skills in diverse ways, continue growing professionally, and see the lasting impact of their work every day. This role includes working with Deaf and hard-of-hearing clients, ensuring services are accessible, culturally responsive and inclusive of communication needs. ReDiscover serves as the Western Deaf Services Specialized Outpatient Center (SOC) for the Missouri Department of Mental Health’s Office of Deaf Services. Staff in this role benefit from ongoing consultation and collaboration with the Office of Deaf Services as well as the Eastern Deaf Services SOC team. What You'll Do Evaluate client’s mental health condition based on the review of client information, including bio-psycho-social assessments, psychological evaluation, and diagnostics. Act as a client advocate to coordinate required services or to resolve emergency problems in crisis situations; may coordinate with internal and external crisis services as necessary. Counsel clients, individually (or in some cases, group sessions) specific to the program format, to assist in overcoming dependencies, adjusting to life, and making changes. Maintain and interacts with a caseload of clients, including deaf and hard-of-hearing clients, with diverse characteristics with a focus on in-person care with some interactions over telehealth/phone. Conduct high quality clinical assessments and develop individualized treatment plans in a timely manner. Identify and provide clinical interventions and referrals for clients based on their needs. Empower clients to develop and nurture the knowledge, skills, and support systems crucial to promoting optimal functioning in the community. Continually assess clients for level of progress or emergent needs and addresses those needs clinically. Collect information about the client through interviews, observations, and tests. Prepares and maintains treatment records and reports. Work within an interdisciplinary team to develop treatment plans for the client(s) being served. Requirements of the Position Availability to work a full-time schedule, (40-hours a week),