Licensed Mental Health Therapist (LMFT, LCSW, LPC) - job 1 of 3

As a Licensed Mental Health Therapist at our company, you will primarily conduct virtual therapy sessions that support clients through their mental health challenges. You'll create a safe and empathetic environment, develop personalized treatment plans, and engage in continuous professional development to enhance your therapeutic skills.

To join our team as a Licensed Mental Health Therapist, you must hold a valid license in Virginia, such as LMFT, LCSW, or LPC. Additionally, comfort with virtual care and telehealth technologies is essential, as you will be delivering therapy sessions online.

Our Licensed Mental Health Therapists enjoy a schedule from Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. This full-time remote role allows you to maintain a balance between your professional and personal commitments, making it an ideal opportunity for those seeking flexibility.

Our Licensed Mental Health Therapists can expect a competitive salary ranging from $80,000 to $90,000 annually. In addition to this, we offer various benefits such as health insurance and a 401(k) plan with employer matching.

Alongside competitive compensation, Licensed Mental Health Therapists at our company benefit from medical, dental, and vision insurance, a 401(k) with employer match, and ample opportunities for career growth and development within the organization.

When answering, highlight your familiarity with telehealth tools, any training you have undergone, and a specific example of how you've successfully conducted therapy sessions online, emphasizing the importance of creating a safe and engaging virtual environment.

Emphasize your approach to gathering comprehensive intake information, how you collaborate with clients to set achievable goals, and your methods for adjusting treatment plans based on their progress and feedback during sessions.

Discuss your communication skills, the importance of active listening, and any specific strategies you employ to create an inviting atmosphere, such as using open-ended questions and showing empathy during sessions.

Explain your approach to addressing resistance, such as exploring underlying fears, validating their feelings, and demonstrating persistent empathy, while also discussing the importance of establishing trust and open dialogue.

Be ready to discuss typical challenges like maintaining client engagement, confidentiality issues in a virtual context, and your proactive strategies for dealing with these, ensuring you highlight your adaptability and resourcefulness.

Talk about your commitment to confidentiality, including any specific protocols you follow, such as using secure platforms, discussing privacy with clients upfront, and staying informed about legal and ethical considerations.

Reflect on your self-care practices, the importance of maintaining your mental health, and how they contribute to your effectiveness as a therapist, showing that you value both your well-being and that of your clients.

Highlight your dedication to ongoing professional development, such as attending workshops, participating in peer supervision, and engaging in relevant research and reading, which illustrate your commitment to providing the best therapy possible.

Discuss your typical first-session structure, focusing on building rapport, gathering essential background information, setting expectations for the therapy process, and outlining the treatment approach based on their needs.

Share your alignment with the company’s mission, your passion for providing accessible mental health care, and how the role fits into your professional goals, demonstrating both enthusiasm and a shared commitment to client well-being.