System Therapist Youth in Breda

• a varied and meaningful job in a professional and pleasant working environment where your input is valued;
• a one-year contract with a view to permanent employment for 32-36 hours per week;
• a salary between € 4544,- and € 5901,- (FWG 60) based on a 36-hour work week;
• excellent employment conditions in accordance with the GGZ collective labor agreement, with all kinds of nice extras. Click here for more information about our employment conditions.

Youz, specialist care for youth and family, is looking for a systemic therapist for 32-36 hours per week for the Breda location.

Do you want to help families break patterns, strengthen mutual connections, and work together toward sustainable change? Then we would love to meet you.

At our location in Breda, we offer diagnostics and treatment to children, adolescents, and young adults up to 24 years old. We work from a systemic vision and a multidisciplinary approach, in which the context of the youth and the family plays an important role. Family-oriented care, recovery-oriented work, and the continuous improvement of our treatments are central.

You will join a multidisciplinary team in which different disciplines bring their knowledge and experience together. We find it important to collaborate well, to learn from each other, and to do our work with pleasure. Collegiality, humor, and a shared focus on good care characterize our collaboration.

As a systemic therapist, you look beyond the individual request for help. You investigate how family members influence each other, which interaction patterns play a role, and how families can strengthen their own possibilities and resilience. You work together with the youth, the family, and your colleagues on treatment goals that align with the situation and needs of the family.

• independently performing systemic therapeutic treatments, aimed at improving interaction patterns and communication within families;
• involving parents, caregivers, and other important persons in the treatment of children, adolescents, and young adults;
• contributing to the development and recovery of youth by actively incorporating the family context into the treatment;
• advising and guiding colleagues in systemic working and participating in multidisciplinary consultations;
• following developments within youth mental healthcare and contributing to the substantive and policy-related development of care.

You look at families and their mutual relationships with an open and investigative gaze. You can work independently, but also actively seek collaboration with colleagues. You are able to analyze complex family issues and work together with those involved on achievable changes.