Job Description

Psychotherapist Overview

Are you passionate about helping children, teens, and young adults build emotional strength, social confidence, and mental well-being? Do you bring energy, organization, and compassion to your work every day? If so, we'd love to connect with you!

We are looking for a

motivated and caring Psychotherapist

to join our expanding team, providing high-quality therapeutic services to children, adolescents, and young adults at our

London and St. Thomas offices

. In this role, you will play an important part in helping young people navigate life's challenges while developing skills that support long-term growth and resilience. Experience working with

neurodivergent children and teens

is considered an asset.

Key Responsibilities

Provide

in-person individual therapy

to children and teens experiencing concerns such as anxiety, depression, trauma, family conflict, or low self-esteem. Conduct

clinical assessments

and develop

personalized treatment plans

based on each client's goals and needs.

Collaborate

with families, schools, and other professionals (as needed) to promote holistic care and support. Maintain

accurate documentation

and ensure compliance with ethical and legal standards. Participate in

program development

and

community outreach

initiatives to enhance service delivery.

Who You Are

Passionate about supporting children and teens through meaningful therapeutic work. Highly organized with excellent time management and follow-through skills. Motivated to make a lasting difference and committed to professional growth. A strong communicator who builds trust, empathy, and connection with clients and families. Confident working both independently and collaboratively within a supportive team.

Qualifications

Bachelor's or Master's Degree in a relevant field (Psychotherapy).

Registered with CRPO (College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario).

Minimum 1 year of experience

providing therapy or support services to children and adolescents.

Formal training in evidence-based practices

, such as CBT, DBT, and trauma-informed care. Experience working with

neurodivergent youth

is an asset.

What We Offer

Supportive Team & Positive Culture

- Join a caring, collaborative environment that values your professional and personal growth.

Administrative Support

- We handle all billing setup (including direct billing and credit card processing) so you can focus on your clients.

Professional Workspaces

- Access to two fully equipped, welcoming offices that support both you and your clients.

Streamlined Documentation

- We provide comprehensive software and tools to make documentation simple and efficient.

Continuous Learning

- Enjoy ongoing training opportunities designed to enhance your clinical skills and development.

Collaborative Staff Support

- Work alongside a compassionate and experienced team offering mentorship and collaboration.

Client Referrals

- Benefit from consistent referral streams to help grow your caseload.

Job Details

Position Type:

Part-time (with potential to transition to full-time)

Location:

In-person, at our London and St. Thomas offices

Schedule:

Evening shifts (Monday to Friday) and/or select weekend hours, as arranged with management

Join Our Team

Be part of a passionate and supportive organization dedicated to helping children, teens, and families reach their full potential. Together, we can make a meaningful impact in our community.

When applying, please include your resume and a cover letter explaining why you would like to join our team and what you enjoy most about working with children and teens.

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: $75.00-$95.00 per hour

Expected hours: 15 per week

Work Location: In person