NFI VT Family Center

12/10/2021

We’re Hiring!

Mental Health Clinician - The Family Center

The NFI Family Center is looking for licensed or licensed eligible social worker, psychologist, or LCMHC to join our multi-disciplinary clinical team. The NFI Family Center is an innovative outpatient mental health clinic dedicated to trauma-informed training, supervision, and community collaboration.

Candidates would have interest and experience in treatments related to trauma recovery such as EMDR, Child-Parent Psychotherapy, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Attachment-focused family therapy. The Family Center serves children, families, adults, and groups. We welcome applications from candidates seeking to serve clients across these demographics and those with a specialty/focus. Candidates should exemplify a commitment to anti-racist practices and to meeting the diverse needs of our community.

We are seeking a dynamic team player with excellent communication and well-being skills. Flexible hours, community collaboration, and telehealth options available. Opportunities for growth, continuing education, and professional training in a variety of modalities. If you have great passion and integrity, are an eager learner and collaborator, please apply. Compensation and benefits are competitive and based on experience.

If interested, please send cover letter and resume to Tina Bleau at tinableau@nafi.com

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and celebrate the diversity of our clients and staff.

10/20/2020

We are so grateful for all of the donors who contributed to our A Community Thrives campaign! Your support goes directly to mental health care for individuals and families throughout Vermont.

10/09/2020

We have one more week to meet our goal! Visit our giving page to make your donation (link below)

The Family Center is an outpatient therapy clinic committed to offering innovative, trauma-informed mental and behavioral health services to individuals and families throughout Vermont, regardless of ability to pay.Our Goal: To expand the breadth and depth of our services,...

09/20/2020

The Family Center strives to support our community and provide high-quality treatment to individuals and families, regardless of ability to pay.

In order to do this, we rely on funding from grants, companies, and individuals who understand the importance of the work we do and want to support us and the community we serve.

A Community Thrives is a fundraising project that will maximize your support. The Family Center could be eligible for grants up to $100K - we just need to reach our individual fundraising goal!

Starting on September 21, donate here and help us meet our goal! https://acommunitythrives.mightycause.com/organization/Nfivtfamilycenter

09/15/2020

Have you heard about CPP? CPP is a service provided at the Family Center, but what is Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP)?

CPP is therapy for young children from birth through age 5 and their parents that:
Helps you and your child reconnect and heal from stressful experiences.
Respects family and cultural values– including your language.
Promotes mutual healing as a path to a stronger and healthier relationship.

Click the link to hear Family Center clinician, Kaitlin Zura, MA, speak more about Child-Parent Psychotherapy.

Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) is an evidence based practice originally designed by Alicia Lieberman, PhD, with the University of California, San Francisco. In this episode Pete Cudney from VT-CWTP interviews Vermont psychologist Kaitlin Zura, MA, from the NFI Family Center, about how children are...

09/15/2020

Feeling stressed and disconnected? Take a moment for some mindfulness.

This directed mindfulness, lead by Family Center clinician, Mike Piche, LCMHC, will help you strengthen your self-care.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FunS5neWOhg&feature=share