Kanton Obwalden
Sarnen
Specialist in Addiction, Family and Victim Support Counselling
- 09 November 2026
- 60%
- Permanent position
- German (Intermediate)
About the job
Your new challenge from 1 March 2027 or by arrangement:
Specialist in Addiction, Family and Victim Support Counselling
60% workload
Your tasks
- Advising and supporting people with addiction disorders and their significant others
- Advising and supporting individuals, parents, couples and families on educational, family and personal issues
- Advice on family law issues in cases of separation and divorce, especially concerning parental custody, care and personal contact
- Advising persons within the framework of statutory victim support
Requirements
- University of Applied Sciences degree in Social Work and further training in counselling and/or therapy
- Independent, interdisciplinary and goal-oriented working style
- Strong communication and cooperation skills as well as an appreciative, resource- and solution-oriented attitude
- Enjoyment of cross-departmental collaboration, active networking and project work
Benefits: At the Canton of Obwalden...
- you work for your life (gladly) thanks to flexible working time models and home office up to half of the working time
- your work makes sense. You help shape the canton and contribute to the social, economic and ecological development of the canton
- your salary is right, thanks to our salary model which sets salaries fairly according to market and performance
- you are quickly at your workplace, from Lucerne in just 20 minutes
- you can contribute thanks to the manageable size of the administration, the flat hierarchies and the pleasant informal culture
- you learn throughout your life with our continuing education offer
- your children are the future. In addition to child and training allowances, as an employee of the Canton of Obwalden you receive a family allowance of 1,200 francs annually
- you are financially secure even after retirement with the Obwalden pension fund
Questions? We are happy to provide information.
David Dorta, Head of Counselling, 041 666 68 91