Psychologist (CAF 4)

Description

**Description:** ---------------- At **ABD**, we support individuals facing social and health-related vulnerability, providing comprehensive interventions in areas such as social exclusion, disability, gender-based violence, childhood and family issues, etc. We are currently seeking **a Psychologist** to fill a vacant position for a maximum duration of 3 months at **CAF 4\.** Family Support Centers are public, interdisciplinary, and specialized municipal services aimed at supporting families in preventing and resolving difficulties that may arise in the exercise of their parental responsibilities, as well as in preventing and/or addressing family crises or conflicts. * **What will be your mission?** * Welcoming and assessing the family situation * Providing psychological support with a family- and couple-oriented approach * Ongoing follow-up with families * Psychological intervention in cases of moderate and/or conflictual family difficulties * Developing an Intervention Plan * Designing and facilitating therapeutic group sessions * Participating in Parenting Support Groups * Preparing reports for official bodies, as required * Coordinating case management with other network resources * Delivering training or outreach talks * Participating in community initiatives **What are we looking for?** Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Psychology. Training in psychological intervention with families, children, or psychosocial intervention: at least 250 hours. Three years of experience working with families and minors (individual, family, or group settings). **What do we offer?** Contract starting on 09/01/2026, with a maximum duration of 3 months Full-time schedule of 22 hours per week, distributed as follows: Monday: 10:00–19:00, Tuesday: 10:00–15:00, Thursday: 15:00–19:00, and Friday: 14:00–19:00 Approximate gross monthly salary of 1\.080 euros paid in 14 installments (National Collective Agreement for Social Action and Intervention) **Requirements:** --------------- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Psychology. Training in psychological intervention with families, children, or psychosocial intervention: at least 250 hours. Three years of experience working with families and minors (individual, family, or group settings).