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Psychiatrist- 2214

El Paso, TX · On-site

... somatic treatment regarding the patient's mental illness, emotional disturbance or behavior disorder, treatment goals, potential benefits and the risk of treatment, self-monitoring aids, and ...

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Licensed Mental Health Professional

CULTIVATING A NEW LIFE LLC

Portland, OR • On-site

Other

Re-posted 23 days ago

Job description

HYBRID, PART TIME OR FULL TIME

We are seeking a licensed professional counselor (LPC), licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) or licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) to join our team. Newly licensed, BIPOC-identifying therapists are encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities:

  • Provide individual, couple and/or family therapy to clients using your preferred modalities such as narrative therapy, Lifespan Integration Therapy, somatic approach, culturally affirming and GSD (Gender and Sexual Diversity) affirming treatment, trauma-informed treatment, and the minority stress model (historical trauma and generational trauma process)

  • Work collaboratively with other team members to provide holistic and culturally responsive care

  • Maintain accurate and timely client documentation and comply with OHP and Medicaid regulations

  • Attend team meetings as required

Qualifications:

  • Must be licensed in the state of Oregon to practice

  • Experience working with diverse populations particularly LGBTQ+, BIPOC, immigrant and refugee communities, as well as experience working with clients with diverse linguistic backgrounds

  • Strong communication, organizational and problem-solving skills

  • Experience with narrative therapy, Lifespan Integration Therapy, somatic approach, culturally affirming and GSD (Gender and Sexual Diversity) affirming treatment, trauma-informed treatment, and the minority stress model (historical trauma and generational trauma process) is a plus

We offer competitive compensation, flexible scheduling, and an inclusive and supportive work environment. If you are passionate about social justice and committed to providing culturally responsive care, we encourage you to apply.

Company Description

Our practice foundations are in narrative therapy, Lifespan Integration Therapy, somatic approach, culturally affirming and GSD (Gender and Sexual Diversity) affirming treatment, trauma-informed treatment, and the minority stress model (historical trauma and generational trauma process).

We also offer Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior therapy, solution-focused brief therapy, Mindfulness-Based (MBCT), Somatic Experiencing Therapy, Family Systems Therapy, and the Gottman Method.

We specialize in supporting individuals, couples, and families with the following challenges: addiction and mental health recovery, anger expression, grief, loss, relationships (intercultural, interracial, GSD), immigration/acculturation, racial identity, gender identity, transgender wellness, women’s wellness, body image, trauma, Ancestral/Intergenerational trauma combat veterans, veterans’ families, military sexual trauma, and performance anxiety for athletes.

We work with adults, teens (13 to 19), older adults, couples, and family. Veterans, BIPOC (black, indigenous, people of color) and the LGBTQ+ community.