Clinical Psychologist

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• Organize and conduct group therapy sessions, ensuring they are age-appropriate and tailored to specific community needs, • Provide individual psychosocial counseling for beneficiaries experiencing mental health and trauma-related challenges, • Develop and distribute psychosocial materials, including flyers and booklets, designed for various age groups and special populations (e.g., persons with disabilities, GBV survivors). • Train community activists, teachers, and community health workers in basic psychosocial support techniques, including Psychological First Aid (PFA), • Organize workshops to equip local service providers with skills in stress management, trauma informed care, and addressing grief and loss, • Conduct regular feedback and experience-sharing sessions with trained community actors. • Collaborate with community leaders, religious leaders, and teachers to integrate mental health and protection messages into their activities, • Design and implement stigma-reduction campaigns, including art therapy workshops, community dialogues, and school-based psychosocial interventions, • Support community-led initiatives like anti-GBV clubs, youth empowerment programs, and tailored economic empowerment activities with integrated MHPSS messaging. • At least 3 years of experience providing psychosocial support in humanitarian or development settings, • Demonstrated experience in delivering group therapy sessions, community counseling, and trauma-informed care, • Proven track record of conducting training for community actors or service providers. • Strong knowledge of mental health and psychosocial support principles, including Psychological First Aid and GBV response, • Strong communication skills, with the ability to provide empathetic and culturally sensitive support, • Ability to work in a multidisciplinary team and collaborate effectively with different stakeholders,