About This Role
This role is for a psychotherapist who feels energized by the opportunity to move beyond conventional therapy models and join a team offering affirming, inclusive, and community-rooted care throughout the greater Seattle area. The team is client-centered and trauma-informed, committed to continuous learning and unlearning, and values each team member's unique lived and professional experiences.
Responsibilities
- Provide individual, couples, and/or family therapy to clients across the lifespan, with a focus on affirming care for neurodivergent and LGBTQIA+ individuals
- Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation in compliance with legal and ethical standards
- Participate in regular supervision and team meetings
- Engage in non-clinical projects that support the community and address needs as they arise (projects vary and are based on interest and capacity)
- Actively participate in a collaborative work environment to meet the needs of the community
- Clean up/reset spaces after used for sessions so that they are ready for the next clinician and client
- Maintain and manage a full-time clinical caseload (average of 25 clinical hours/week)
- Maintain an active license to practice
Requirements
- Active license allowing practice in a clinical mental health setting - LICSW, LMHC, LMFT, etc.
- Associate or Independently Licensed
- Desire to work with children ages 4-18 (while clients are served across the lifespan, the largest need is for children, teens, and their families)
- Desire to be a full-time employee
- Ability to complete charting and documentation needs in a timely manner when support needs are met
- Understanding of disability justice, neurodivergence, queer and trans rights
- Demonstrated anti-racist and anti-oppressive ideals applied in work settings
- Commitment to continued education and unlearning biases
Nice to have:
- Desire to work with parents and family systems
- Desire to work with couples and non-traditional relationship structures
- Previous experience working with children and their families, Autistic/ADHD/Neurodivergent populations, and Trans Youth and Adults
- Actively practices rupture and repair with clients and community
- Specialized trainings - EMDR, Brainspotting, IFS, etc.
- Desire to be involved in projects outside of regular client sessions - such as running groups, participating on committees, developing trainings, etc.
Benefits
- Predictable paycheck: pay structure is essentially salaried; paycheck will not be impacted by cancellations or slow seasons; admin time and clinical time are compensated at the same rate