Tricky Industry - QMHP-CS Helping Hands Community Support Services Employee Review

flexible, supportive, progressive, and diverse

Lack of benefits as your hired on as a contract worker

Meeting the children and their families.

Everything else. The training is non-existent. There’s no shadowing. No mileage. You will only get paid for sessions with clients. Look at it like a commission rather than the company caring about whether or not you can help people with mental health. Like I said, I wouldn’t recommend if you don’t have experience with QMHP work.