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Part time Mental Health Therapist

Corona, CA • Remote

$58K - $132K/yr

Part-time

Re-posted 12 days ago


Job description

Position: Mental Health Therapist or Associate

Location: Corona, CA or Remote

Job Type: Part time

Start Date: ASAP

About Our Practice

At our practice, we take a holistic approach to psychotherapy—treating mental health naturally by addressing the whole person: biologically, environmentally, and psychologically. We look at key factors such as sleep, nutrition, physical activity, work and home stressors, and individual symptoms to understand the root causes of emotional and behavioral challenges.

Position Overview

Key Responsibilities

· Provide individual psychotherapy sessions (optionally couples or group therapy)

· Maintain accurate and ethical clinical documentation

· Support clients through a holistic lens—integrating mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual dimensions

Who we seek: 

We’re looking for a therapist who resonates with holistic psychotherapy or is eager to expand their skills in this area. Our practice embraces a whole-person approach, and we welcome clinicians who want to make holistic, integrative care a foundation of how they work.

Qualifications

· Master’s or Doctoral degree in Counseling, Psychology, Social Work, or a related field

· Active license in CA (LMFT, LCSW, LPC, PsyD, PhD, etc.)

· 2+ years of post-graduate clinical experience preferred

· Training or experience in modalities such as:

o Mindfulness-based therapy

o Dialectical behavioral therapy

o Play therapy

o Coaching

o Solution focused brief therapy

What We Offer

· Part time case load

· Flexible schedule

· Competitive pay $70-$85 hourly/$58,800-$132,600 annually or $35-40 for Associates

· Office space or remote/telehealth options

· A supportive CEO and administrative staff

· W2 employee

Company Description

At our practice, we take a holistic approach to psychotherapy—treating mental health naturally by addressing the whole person: biologically, environmentally, and psychologically. We look at key factors such as sleep, nutrition, physical activity, work and home stressors, and individual symptoms to understand the root causes of emotional and behavioral challenges.