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CSAC is a fabulous place to work. There is such a loving and caring environment there. Working within such a diversified environment in some cases would prove to be difficult for some but for the special group of people that work in this office there is so much concern and caring for everyone's well-being, clients and employees alike, that being part of the working environment here gave me such a feeling of  purpose. All of the clients that I worked with welcomed my help with an open mind and open arms. They may be coming in with mental health issues but they also need love and understanding like all human beings and that is what I was willingly able to offer them and the returned gratification was fabulous. I would recommend working here or being here as a client to anyone. I have done both. I, stupidly,got upset with my supervisor and instead of talking to her or her superiors I just quit and have regretted it ever since. I sincerely miss the work that I was doing with everyone. I loved the environment and the challenges and would do it all over again in a heartbeat. I recommend CSAC to anyone and everyone.

i would have stayed there if there were an opening appropriate for me. i started as a support worker, which was underpaid and underappreciated, but I got a lot of experience with clients and loved my clients. I did my internship there in Addictions and returned briefly to take over while a staff member was on parental leave. I was requested to stay by the medical staff because of my rapport with clients but the specifications of the Vermont Blueprint for Health MAT clinicians required a license. i'd be there still if i could have been.

CSAC is an incredible environment with sincere and legitimate respect for the people it serves and employs. Despite being new to the position, at no point have I felt patronized or disparaged when expressing confusion or asking for guidance. The organization focuses greatly on ensuring that everybody involved maintains a sense of dignity and autonomy. I am excited and lucky to be working there. A+, would apply again (even if the process took quite a long while).

I enjoy the work that I do and I love the people that I work with. I love the clients that I work with and when we have good days together it makes everything feel worth it. However, there are some things that I have a hard time with. I feel as if some times we are under appreciated. We go above and beyond at points for certain clients and sometimes it feels as if there is no one to put their foot down and enforce the rules. It takes something drastic to happen to make changes.

Worked in Youth/Family Services in school-based/home-based support team. Working 1:1 is difficult, but I mostly felt supported by management and other team members. Frequent meetings with supervisors, pretty solid training. I really liked my coworkers and supervisors and everyone there clearly had their heart in the work which was inspiring. Just a difficult job that I wish I could have gotten paid more for, and I realized I didn't have the right energy for.

Was a great place to work but management ruled and was toxic. What they said ruled supreme and so you couldn’t defend yourself. Management lied and make up reasons to have you fired. Extreme favoritism if you’re a butt kisser. Strong hard workers where looked over for weak workers but where “friends” with program director. 

Working at the Counseling Service of Addison County makes me feel like I make a difference for the better in my community. Working with people and having a social job is important to me. I enjoy the homey atmosphere and working with colleagues that I can depend on. The benefits are helpful to me and my family. 

The job is hard no matter what direction you work in, whether adult services or Homebased or ISSP. It can be a thankless job you will not get paid fairly for it, however, the reward is helping people and if that's what you want to go home with at the end of the day then this is the right career path for you. 

Great people, great management. Low pay, its all funded by medicaid/Medicare for the most part which does not give out enough money to pay staff there well enough.. Top heavy with management salaries could contribute to the issue..

It is a great place to work and I have enjoyed my time here. I wish the pay scale was higher, as I would not be leaving this employer if it 
was.
Management is very approachable and easy to work with, as well as other coworkers. I always feel supported and listened to.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Behavioral specialist 6 salaries reported	$22.16 per hour
Residential staff 6 salaries reported	$23.12 per hour
Direct support professional 1 salary reported	$20.72 per hour
Clinician 2 salaries reported	$45,780 per year
Assistant controller 5 salaries reported	$29.60 per hour

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