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Responsible for the implementation of psychosocial support activities.

The Speech Therapist will be able to diagnose and develop an individualized plan in order to prevent, and treat speech and language disorders, communication disorders, stuttering, and swallowing disorders in children/students and adults.

The Cooking Trainer will provide specific cooking training for participants registered in Caritas Lebanon centers located in Mount Lebanon.

The psychomotor therapist works to prevent, assess, diagnose, and treat challenges related to movement, coordination, body awareness, visual-spatial skills, writing, and cognitive functioning, helping individuals improve their integration of motor, sensory, and cognitive processes in both children and adults.

Responsible for the provision of all mental health services relevant to their scope of work; thus, they can work either/and in community settings, shelters, PHCCs, retention centers. Psychologists function within interdisciplinary teams alongside Doctors, Nurses, Social workers, Animators, Psychomotor and Speech therapists, and Psychiatrists.

Responsible for providing care and medicines in the pharmacy to the patients, assisting the head nurse and the physicians, as well as communicating with beneficiaries and their families.

The Speech Therapist will be able to diagnose and develop an individualized plan in order to prevent, and treat speech and language disorders, communication disorders, stuttering, and swallowing disorders in children/students and adults.

The Social worker is responsible for the case management. She works with people to support them through difficult times and ensure that vulnerable people, including children and adults are safeguarded from harm. The role is to provide support to enable service users to help themselves and maintaining professional relationships with service users, acting as guides and advocates.

The psychomotor specialist works to prevent, assess, diagnose, and treat challenges related to movement, coordination, body awareness, visual-spatial skills, writing, and cognitive functioning, helping individuals improve their integration of motor, sensory, and cognitive processes in both children and adults.

The psychomotor therapist works to prevent, assess, diagnose, and treat challenges related to movement, coordination, body awareness, visual-spatial skills, writing, and cognitive functioning, helping individuals improve their integration of motor, sensory, and cognitive processes in both children and adults.