Counselor
Northeast Recovery·Ashby, Massachusetts
Northeast Recovery·Ashby, Massachusetts
The counselor manages a caseload and conducts psychoeducational groups for clients in a residential treatment center. They are responsible for developing treatment plans and collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams to support client recovery.
$33,000 -$45,000 annually (depending on experience and licensure) Spring Hill Recovery Center- 250 Spring Hill Road Ashby MA As a Counselor, you will… Work on site; in person inpatient facility Carry a case load and conduct psychoeducational groups Gather biopsychosocial data, including that related to clients' mental and physical health, addiction, or problem behavior and assess their readiness for treatment Work with clients to identify treatment goals and develop treatment plans Review and work collaboratively with case management to recommend treatment options with clients and their families Guide and support clients in the development of adaptive skills and behaviors necessary to recover from their addiction Work with clients to develop a comprehensive plan to guide next steps Active participation in multi-disciplinary case presentations and discussions Job Requirements Education - varies based on having LADC2 Experience – prior experience in behavioral healthcare or substance abuse setting Licensure – Counselors are required to have an active LADC 2 in Massachusetts. Job Qualifications Requirements: LADC II QualificationsLicensure – Counselors are required to have an active LADC 2 in Massachusetts.
Candidates must possess an active LADC 2 licensure in the state of Massachusetts. Prior experience in behavioral healthcare or a substance abuse setting is required.
Market context
Counselor openings in Massachusetts often reflect steady demand in behavioral health and substance use treatment settings, especially for candidates with direct client-care experience. These roles can be competitive because employers may prefer an associate degree, one year of substance use treatment experience, and sometimes higher degrees or certifications for specialty assignments. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm any licensure, certification, and setting-specific expectations before applying.
