Coastal Horizons
Coastal Horizons
501 – 1,000 Employees
HealthcareNon-profitWellness
Coastal Horizons is a nationally accredited nonprofit healthcare and wellness organization serving communities across North Carolina. Since 1970, it has provided evidence-based substance use treatment, mental health care, crisis intervention, wellness services, and support for justice-involved individuals. Its work focuses on expanding access to essential care, including assistance for people who may be unable to pay, while helping individuals and families build healthier, safer, and more stable lives.

Family Resource Partner – Asheboro, NC (Onsite)

Support young children and families as a Child First Family Resource Partner with Coastal Horizons’ community mental health services. Responsibilities include family assessment, resource coordination, therapeutic play, and home-based intervention.

Description

  • Advise the Child First team and families on available community resources
  • Build relationships with community service providers and coordinate support
  • Contribute to family assessments through interviews, observations, interactions, and standardized measures
  • Help families identify and address immediate and ongoing needs
  • Incorporate service needs into Child and Family Plans of Care while reducing access barriers
  • Develop caregiver executive functioning skills in partnership with the Therapist and Coordinator
  • Use reflective practice when working with caregivers
  • Apply videotaping to strengthen therapeutic interventions and reflective supervision
  • Use Abecedarian methods to support secure attachment and early development
  • Create interactive play experiences that promote growth
  • Attend weekly individual, team, and group reflective clinical supervision
  • Complete training and distance learning through the Child First Learning Collaborative
  • Monitor assessments and record information in the designated database
  • Keep clinical documentation current for accountability and reimbursement
  • Manage schedules and assigned duties to meet home-visiting Benchmarks and Accreditation standards
  • Deliver mental health and developmental assessment and consultation in early care and education settings
  • Support additional clinical and administrative duties as needed

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree completed, preferably in a human services discipline
  • Qualify as a Mental Health Qualified Professional under 10A NCAC 27G.0104
  • At least three years of psychotherapeutic experience with culturally diverse children and families, including parent-child therapeutic work and play therapy for children ages 0–5, is highly valued
  • Understanding of relationship-based and psychodynamic interventions and early childhood development
  • Understanding of parent-child relationships and attachment theory
  • Understanding of how trauma and environmental risks affect early childhood brain development
  • Knowledge of community-level risks such as poverty and homelessness
  • Experience conducting mental health assessments and consultations in early care and education settings
  • Experience supporting adults with mental health, substance use, and cognitive challenges
  • Experience delivering interventions in diverse homes and community environments
  • Second-language ability in Spanish, Portuguese, Creole, or a similar language is highly valued
  • Availability for non-traditional schedules, including at least one evening
  • Ability to work collaboratively within a team
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Computer proficiency, including experience with Word and Excel
  • Reliable vehicle and appropriate insurance for home visits
  • Valid driver’s license and ability to work in community settings

Benefits

  • Equal opportunity employer
  • Application-process accommodation support
  • Reflective clinical supervision
  • In-person or live remote training, distance-learning curriculum, and specialty training

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