Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers
Military:
Just like some civilians, some military personnel need assistance with various problems or concerns, including career decisions, family issues, substance abuse, or emotional problems. Caseworkers and counselors work with military personnel and their families to help them with their particular concerns. They may specialize by the type of counseling that they do, such as career guidance or alcohol and drug abuse prevention. They normally work as part of a team that may include social workers, psychologists, medical officers, chaplains, personnel specialists, and commanders.
Job Titles
- Correctional Counselor
- Mental Health Service Apprentice
- Mental Health Service Craftsman
- Mental Health Service Helper
- Mental Health Service Journeyman
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