Non-Fatal Shooting Victims Therapy Initiative

The City of Indianapolis and Marion County are seeking a qualified licensed therapist to provide therapeutic services to non-fatal shooting victims and their families. The services may include individual counseling, family counseling, and group counseling. The therapist will provide culturally competent therapists in training who are under the support and direction of a clinical supervisor to conduct the clinical services offered. The program will provide therapeutic services for up to 50 victims and immediate family members through a licensed therapist for up to three visits. • The program aims to offer therapeutic solutions for survivors of gun violence and their families. • The therapist will provide individual and group therapy using two evidence-based modalities: Trauma-Informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Moral Recognition Therapy. • The therapist will work with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department to provide counseling services to clients. • The therapist will maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation, including session notes, treatment plans, and progress reports. • The therapist will participate in regular individual and/or group supervision meetings to discuss cases, receive feedback, and refine clinical skills.