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Organization: MSU Denver
Location: Denver, CO
Salary: $18.81 per hour
Position Description:
Research Assistants (RA) will collaborate with a cross-institutional research team to execute a National Science Foundation funded project that examines how sexual orientation shapes intergenerational family relationships (as described in more depth in the project summary). Work may include preparation of research materials, recruitment of participants, conducting community presentations, analyzing qualitative data, conducting qualitative interviews, preparing literature reviews or conference materials, or other similar tasks associated with academic scholarship. The ideal candidate is someone who has strong interest in the content of the research topic, pays attention to detail, is organized, a quick-learner, and works independently with little supervision, and is invested in growing their skills in social research.
Project Summary: Intergenerational family relationships are a salient and critical feature of contemporary family life; yet they can be marked by conflict. The increasing social and political polarization of U.S. society may exacerbate the degree of conflict experienced within families. The proposed project synthesizes three interrelated theories to examine the relationship between macro-level structural factors and micro-level family processes to advance family science. The investigators utilize a case study approach to examine how generationally-informed understandings about sexual orientation shape the intergenerational family relationships of sexual minority individuals. This innovative qualitative research design entails in-depth, semi-structured interviews with 90 participants of diverse generations, family roles, and sexual identities to answer the following research questions: (1) How do sexual minority people from different generational cohorts navigate intergenerational family relationships within a family system? (2) How do heterosexual people from different generational cohorts navigate intergenerational family relationships within a family system? (3) How do contentious social issues shape intergenerational solidarity and social support in family systems?
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Date Added to Job Board: 9/3/2025
Organization: MSU Denver C2Hub
Location: Denver, CO
Salary: $23.34 per hour
Position Description:
The Career Engagement team of the Classroom to Career Hub (C2Hub) are seeking a Career Counseling Graduate Intern to start Fall 2025. This position will work directly with students, offering a range of career counseling, workshops, and program opportunities to students. We will support and encourage participation in professional development opportunities. Graduate students looking for opportunities to support students through career development are welcome to apply!
Shift Hours: This 12-hour/week position works in-person 8:00AM-5:00PM Monday-Friday.
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Email resume and cover letter expressing your interest in this position to Grace Lyon, Career Counseling
Specialist with C2Hub at [email protected].
Date Added to Job Board: 6/18/2025
Organization: New Phase Navigation
Location: Denver, CO/ Remote
Salary: $28-33 per hour
Position Description:
At New Phase Navigation, we believe that mind, care, and community are all equally important in navigating changes in our lives. As a Mental Health-Focused Support Companion, you are an essential member of the Navigation Team, providing direct companionship to individuals facing mental health-related challenges. Your role is grounded in empathy, creativity, and therapeutic presence—not as a formal clinician, but as someone trained to support clients in implementing coping strategies and tackling executive dysfunction.
This role takes place both in clients’ homes and in the community (e.g. coffee shops, libraries, parks, etc…), based on client preference and goals. You’ll also assist clients in developing adaptive tools like charts, reminder boards, visual schedules, or customized planning systems to support independence and structure.
Clients you support may experience anxiety, depression, personality-disorders, trauma-related symptoms, or neurodivergence that makes completing daily tasks difficult. You are there to help bridge the gap between intention and action—while creating space for growth, healing, and autonomy.
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Date Added to Job Board: 06/20/2025
Organization: Struggle of Love Foundation
Location: Denver, CO
Salary: $30 – $35 per hour
Job Description:
Overview
The Struggle of Love Foundation is seeking a compassionate, skillful, and active full-time (40 hours per week) Mental Health Therapist (LPC, LCSW, LMFTs, or candidates) to assist in the Mental Health Department. The Mental Health Therapist will provide counseling to children, youth and adults, in the form of individuals, groups, couples or family therapy. The Mental Health Therapist will work in the school setting, in the field, or at the SOLF offices, called the “Love Center.” Mental Health Therapist responsibilities include diagnosing and treating patients, leading sessions with individuals and groups, and referring clients to specialists as needed. Ultimately, you will work directly with patients to counsel them in treating various mental health disorders in order to lead a healthier lifestyle.
Please submit a resume and cover letter to [email protected]
A skills assessment test may be conducted in lieu of a resume and cover letter. Please email [email protected] to request a skills assessment test
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Date Added to Job Board: 9/2/2025
Organization: Fully Liberated Youth
Location: Denver, CO
Salary: $68,000-$76,000
Job Description:
Overview
At Fully Liberated Youth, we holistically resource and empower young people who are experiencing oppression, trauma, gang involvement, or system involvement so they can continue becoming the liberated individuals our communities need.
We believe in interconnected relationships that promote the welfare of all. Transformation begins when we recognize our inherent connectedness, allowing us to move beyond individualism and invest in the holistic freedom of our young people, ourselves, and our communities. We envision a world fully liberated from systemic oppression and injustice.
Fully Liberated Youth seeks an experienced individual to serve as a Therapist in both FLY’s School-Based Prevention Services and Community-Based Intervention programs. This position will be responsible for providing direct clinical services to a caseload of middle school or high school students, in addition to a caseload of community-based youth who are legal-system involved. This role involves developing and implementing treatment plans and offering therapeutic interventions to address a wide range of mental health needs. This position will work both independently and as part of professional teams to deliver care that is holistic, healing-centered and client-centered. The ideal candidate is passionate about community mental health, reducing barriers to access, and utilizing a lens of decolonization in their practice. This position is responsible for communication and collaboration with FLY staff, other FLY staff members in the school building, and the Director of School-Based Prevention Services to ensure that our young peoples’ needs are being addressed and met to the greatest extent within our capacity.
Deadline to submit applications: 09/30/2025
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Date Added to Job Board: 8/26/2025
Organization: Decade2Connect
Location: Golden, CO
Salary:
Job Description:
We are seeking a compassionate and experienced Clinical Admissions Coordinator to join our child and adolescent mental health outpatient facility Golden, Colorado. This role plays a critical part in the intake and assessment process for our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and Outpatient services, serving as the initial clinical point of contact for families seeking support.
The Clinical Admissions Coordinator is responsible for conducting comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments to evaluate the clinical needs of children, adolescents and Parents to determine appropriateness for admission into the IOP milieu or outpatient clinical services. The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong clinical judgment, a deep understanding of child and adolescent development, and an empathetic approach to supporting families in crisis.
This role requires excellent communication and interpersonal skills, as the Clinical Admission Coordinator will work closely with both children and their parents—many of whom are navigating significant emotional and behavioral challenges within the family system. A thorough knowledge of local mental health resources in the Denver Metro Area is essential to help families access the appropriate level of care, whether within our program or through referrals. The Clinical Admissions Coordinator must develop effective relationships with other professionals such as clinicians within local school districts, hospitals, mental health facilities, Partial Hospital Programs, facility schools, Residential Child Care Facilities, and individual practitioners. This role requires a deep commitment to helping individuals navigate their mental health journey.
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Date Added to Job Board: 8/18/2025
Organization: Decade2Connect
Location: Golden, CO
Salary: $27 – $36/hour based on experience
Job Description:
The Outreach and Marketing Coordinator is responsible for working with the CEO and CCO to facilitate the Outreach, and Marketing Activities of Decade2Connect. The Outreach & Marketing Coordinator seeks to create and maintain relationships with potential referral sources such as hospitals and other mental health providers thereby creating awareness of Decade2Connects programs and services. Additionally, the Outreach and Marketing Coordinator partners with leadership and external consultants to support the Marketing efforts of Decade2Connect such as creating digital newsletters, blogs and printed promotional materials. The Outreach and Marketing Coordinator schedules and plans events at Decade2Connect as well as attends small and large scale events such as resource fairs, coffee meet & greets and lunch/learn events at local hospitals to network with potential referral sources.
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Date Added to Job Board: 8/18/2025
Organization: SAFY (Specialized Alternatives for Families and Youth)
Location: Aurora, CO
Salary: $47,000 – $55,000
Job Description:
SAFY is seeking a full-time Mobile Crisis Responder for our division in Aurora, CO to serve in the Denver Metro area and surrounding counties. As a Mobile Crisis Responder you are required to work (3) 12 hour shifts.
As a Mobile Crisis Responder, you will be responsible for providing a range of moderately to high complex clinical services with children, adolescents, and identified adults. Be able to assist families in coordination, identification of resources and assisting with case management in a remote/mobile work setting.
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Date Added to Job Board: 6/16/2025
Organization: Vail Health
Location: Edwards, CO
Salary: $95,576 – $131,892.80
Job Description:
The Specialty Behavioral Health Provider (SBHP) is a key member of the Crisis Stabilization and Acute Services (CSAS) Program, providing 24/7 crisis intervention and stabilization services to individuals experiencing urgent and acute behavioral health crises across Eagle County. In this role, the SBHP conducts immediate mental health evaluations, delivers short-term therapeutic interventions, and facilitates high-acuity stabilization both in the community and clinic settings. Working in close collaboration with law enforcement, paramedics, and a multidisciplinary healthcare team, the SBHP ensures individuals in crisis receive timely, comprehensive care, bridging the gap between acute stabilization and long-term outpatient services. This position requires flexible scheduling, including on-call shifts, and a commitment to ongoing professional development, wellness, and burnout prevention. The SBHP plays a crucial role in delivering accessible, responsive behavioral health care, ensuring the safety and wellbeing of individuals in crisis while supporting their transition to ongoing care.
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Date Added to Job Board: 6/16/2025