Employment type: full time About DESTA Based in Little Burgundy and serving participants across Greater Montreal, DESTA offers access to a hub of services and partnerships that empower the Black community through programs rooted in social and economic justice. We provide holistic, individualized services and advocacy to promote well-being and opportunity. The Opportunity The Re-entry Clinical Social Worker will provide holistic counseling and psychotherapy services to incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals participating in DESTA’s Re-entry Program. Responsibilities Conduct psychosocial assessments for individuals preparing for release, in transitional housing, or with a history of criminal justice involvement. Support clients with mental health needs using culturally appropriate, trauma-informed approaches. Provide crisis intervention, brief therapy, short-term supportive counseling, and psychotherapy. Deliver individual and group psychotherapy addressing psychological issues related to incarceration. Develop and implement evidence-informed treatment plans to support successful community re-entry. Monitor client progress and adjust treatment plans collaboratively with team members and health professionals. Complete documentation and reporting promptly; participate in case management and consultation meetings. Establish and maintain community partnerships within Little Burgundy/Sud-Ouest and Greater Montreal. Travel to designated sites to provide services. Provide training and supervision to trainees, interns, and students. Assist in policy, protocol, or procedure development as needed. Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications Master’s degree in social work with registration or eligibility for registration with OTSTCFQ, or psychotherapist’s permit with OPQ. Minimum 1 year clinical counseling and/or psychotherapy experience, including cognitive and behavioral therapies. Skilled in psychological and risk assessments, individual/group therapy, and crisis intervention. Experience with common mental health disorders: Major Depressive Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, ADHD, PTSD, trauma, grief, etc. Excellent interpersonal, communication, problem-solving, organizational, time management, and self-care skills. Collaborative team player with ability to supervise trainees and interns. Flexible availability including evenings and weekends as required. Strong commitment to social justice, community health, and restorative justice values. Knowledge of issues impacting incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people. Experience working with this population or in correctional settings is an asset. Additional Assets Experience in non-profit environments. Understanding of challenges facing Montreal’s Anglophone Black Community and racial equity issues. Bilingual in English and French. DESTA’s Commitment We are dedicated to building a diverse and inclusive team with a deep understanding of the Black experience. We recognize the unique challenges faced by Black communities and seek candidates who bring this perspective. How to Apply Please fill out the out the application form here by Friday September 30th, 2026 at 5pm.