The CRC Art Therapist evaluates, prepares, and adapts art therapy treatments for children in a residential setting to enhance psychological, social, and physical well-being.

• Works with individuals and groups to facilitate self-expression, trauma resolution, and insight into emotional and behavioral struggles using creative art techniques.
• Assesses client needs, establishes therapy goals, and implements interventions aligned with treatment plans.
• Facilitates sessions, evaluates effectiveness, and adjusts approaches to meet evolving client needs.
• Documents progress, maintains records, and manages art supplies.
• Collaborates with team members, including trauma and cottage staff, to ensure continuity of care.
• Provides training to staff, conducts risk assessments, and participates in professional development.
• Maintains a supportive, Christ-centered attitude, demonstrating core values of commitment, selflessness, and kindness.
• Requires a master's degree, relevant licensure, and experience in art therapy, with proficiency in art techniques, documentation, and communication skills.
• Physical and safety requirements include ability to engage in outdoor activities, respond to crises, and perform physical interventions when necessary.
• Contributes to ongoing quality improvement efforts to create a safe and healing environment for clients and staff.