
Multidimensional Family Recovery (MDFR) is a 6-month family-based service delivered weekly in the home. MDFR Specialist can help with things like identifying appropriate level of care for clients, engaging, and staying in substance use and mental health treatment, completing a parenting class, and demonstrating that the client is able to provide healthy environment for the child. MDFR Specialist works with the whole family to support the client with their recovery from substance use and to increase the child’s well-being. The MDFR Specialist will help client make a recovery and parenting plan, encourage and guide the client in communication with the family and close their cases with the Department of Children and Families.
This position will represent ABH® and its services in a positive and professional manner and adhere to ABH®’s best practices, guidelines, policies and procedures as established, promoting ABH® as a leader in behavioral healthcare in all interactions and work.

Advanced Behavioral Health (ABH) is a private, non-profit organization driven by our mission to advance the recovery, health, and well-being of individuals, families and communities. Our vision is to be a trusted partner to state and federal agencies, providers, and payers, utilizing cutting-edge technology and clinical “best practices” to achieve excellence in program operations and outcomes. We are guided by our values of teamwork with inclusion, integrity with respect, passion with accountability, and stewardship with excellence.
Among our comprehensive range of services and programs, ABH, through its affiliate Solutions EAP, is a leading provider of employee assistance programs, services, trainings, leadership development, and crisis management throughout the Northeast and beyond. We are addressing the opioid epidemic with innovative opioid-sparing strategies and services. Our Early Childhood Consultation Partnership® program is one of the first statewide, comprehensive, data driven, early childhood mental health consultation programs in the nation; providing support, education, and consultation to caregivers and teachers of young children. We partner with state agencies, municipalities, hospitals, healthcare providers, companies of all sizes and various agencies to offer over 30 services and solutions. When it comes to behavioral health, ABH can help you.
For more information, please contact us at www.abhct.com/contactform or call 877-821-8391.