Safe, Thriving

Safe, Thriving & Connected Therapeutic Clinician Are you a skilled therapeutic clinician looking to make ameaningful difference?If you’ve built your expertise in the specialist familyviolence sector and believe in the power of trauma-informed, culturally safecare, we’d love to hear from you About The Organisation: The Centre for Non-Violence (CNV) is a leading andinnovative specialist Family Violence organisation with a vision of gender andsocial equality for all. Benefits That Help You Thrive: Outstandingpay and recognition: We offer above-award wages and salary packaging benefitsup to $15,860 (tax-free) because your skills and contributions deserve to bevalued. Leave thatsupports your life: Enjoy 5 weeks annual leave plus wellness, cultural, andpersonal leave, because caring for yourself and your family matters. Growth forevery career stage: Access ongoing training and development opportunitiesdesigned to help you thrive. Leadershipfor all: Our Leadership Development Program is open to all staff, becauseleadership is about building confidence and fostering continuous growth. Flexibilityand wellbeing: We understand life’s demands. That’s why we offer flexible workarrangements and wellbeing initiatives in a workplace that celebrates diversityand inclusion. Supportwhen you need it: Our Employee Assistance Program provides confidential supportfor your mental health and wellbeing, because you matter. About The Role: This newly created role sits within our Therapeutic Team inBendigo and is offered on a fixed-term basis until 30 June 2028. We understandflexibility matters, so the position is part-time (0.7 FTE, 26.6 hours perweek) with options to support work-life balance. The Safe, Thriving & Connected program brings together aconsortium of specialist organisations united by a shared vision: ensuringsafety, recovery, and empowerment for women and children across the Loddonregion. By joining us, you’ll be part of a collaborative effort that makes areal difference. As a Therapeutic Clinician, you’ll deliver high-quality,evidence-based therapeutic services to adults, children and young people whoare victim-survivors of family violence. You’ll work within a supportive,multidisciplinary team to assess needs, develop treatment plans, and facilitatehealing through individual and group interventions. What You’ll Do: Providetrauma-informed therapeutic support using modalities such as EMDR, play/arttherapy, and narrative therapy. Conductspecialised assessments and develop tailored therapeutic treatment plans. Collaboratewith care teams and stakeholders to ensure integrated, culturally safe servicedelivery. Supportgroup programs and facilitate transitions to community supports. Contributeto program development, evaluation, and continuous improvement. About You: A tertiaryqualification in Psychology, Social Work, Counselling, or a related field. Minimum 3years’ experience in specialist therapeutic work with adults, children, youngpeople, and families. A strongunderstanding of feminist principles and the gendered nature of familyviolence. Commitmentto cultural safety and inclusion, especially for Aboriginal and Torres StraitIslander peoples and diverse communities. Click here to learn more about how being part of thepassionate and fulfilling family violence sector can support your career goals. Application Process: To be considered for this role applicants must submit acover letter and current resume. Employment will be subject to a satisfactoryWorking with Children’s check, satisfactory criminal record history check, andthe proof of the right to work in Australia prior to commencement. For more information about this role or the applicationprocess, contact People and Culture on 3*** and visit our website Apply as soon as possible. We will review applications as they come in and may closethe advertisement earlier. #J-18808-Ljbffr