Behavioral Health Professionals

Supporting children’s everyday skills

Behavioral Health Professionals at Cross Roads work on a child’s individual treatment-plan goals through structured support and positive role modeling. BHPs work in homes and the community, collaborate with other providers and take part in supervision and training.

What the work can involve

• Prepare for each session around the child’s agreed goals.
• Support practice in communication, social interaction and everyday living skills.
• Build professional relationships with children and families while maintaining appropriate boundaries.
• Work with families and other service providers to support strengths and increasing independence.
• Complete session documentation and participate in required supervision and training.

Current BHP posting

Read the current posting for the role’s qualifications, service locations, training requirements and employment terms.

Applying or asking about a child’s support?

Use Indeed for the initial employment application. For help with your child’s support needs, learn about Section 28 and contact our program. For general employment questions, call (207) 487-7056.