- – Support participants in daily living and promote independence through life skills.
- – Build therapeutic relationships and collaborate with multidisciplinary care teams.
- – Implement harm reduction and trauma-informed practices to enhance client well-being.
- – Provide feedback on programs/services from a family perspective.
- – Identify gaps or emerging needs affecting families and caregivers.
- – Advise on improving communication, engagement, and support structures.
- – Act as a calm, regulating presence to support youth and maintain a safe environment
- – Monitor home and grounds proactively to ensure physical and emotional safety
- – Utilize trauma-informed de-escalation techniques during youth crises and stressors