About This Role
This position is for a Florida Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) who will provide therapy to couples, families, individuals, and/or children and adolescents. The role offers the flexibility of private practice within an established group setting, benefiting from administrative support, office space, insurance participation, and an existing referral base. It suits a clinician who values consistency, communication, collaboration, and excellent client care.
Responsibilities
- Provide individual, couples, and/or family therapy based on the clinician’s areas of training and competency
- Conduct comprehensive clinical intake assessments and develop individualized treatment plans
- Provide evidence-based interventions for relationship concerns, family conflict, communication difficulties, parenting concerns, anxiety, depression, adjustment difficulties, and other presenting concerns
- Help couples and families identify unhealthy interaction patterns and develop healthier communication and relationship skills
- Provide parenting education and support when clinically appropriate
- Establish measurable treatment goals and monitor client progress
- Maintain appropriate professional boundaries and provide ethical, compassionate, client-centered care
- Complete progress notes, treatment plans, and other required documentation accurately and within established practice timelines
- Maintain a consistent, agreed-upon clinical schedule to support continuity of care
- Communicate appropriately and promptly regarding scheduling or client-care concerns
- Coordinate care with psychologists, physicians, schools, and other treatment providers when clinically appropriate and authorized by the client
- Collaborate with Finding Hope clinicians and administrative staff
- Participate as an engaged member of the Finding Hope clinical team
- Maintain all applicable ethical, professional, HIPAA, and Florida licensing requirements
Requirements
- Active and unrestricted Florida LMFT license required
- Master’s or doctoral degree in Marriage and Family Therapy or another appropriately recognized mental health discipline
- Experience providing psychotherapy to couples, families, individuals, and/or children and adolescents
- Strong understanding of family systems, relationship dynamics, and evidence-based couples and family interventions
- Strong experience with couples therapy and family therapy preferred
- Experience with parenting education and family-based interventions is a plus
- Additional training in specialty approaches such as Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), trauma treatment, EMDR, ART, or other evidence-based modalities is highly valued