LCSW Child & Adolescent Therapist (Remote, VA)

As an LCSW Child & Adolescent Therapist at InStride Health, your responsibilities will include providing evidence-based individual and group therapies to children and their families, utilizing measurement-based care for planning treatments, and collaborating closely with a dedicated care team. You'll also offer feedback on program content, participate in training sessions, and facilitate skill-building groups focused on CBT, ACT, and PMT methodologies.

To qualify as an LCSW Child & Adolescent Therapist at InStride Health, candidates must hold an MSW from an accredited school of social work along with appropriate Virginia licensure. Additionally, a strong background in treating anxiety and related disorders in youth, training in evidence-based therapies such as CBT, ACT, and DBT, and proficiency with technology are essential.

The LCSW Child & Adolescent Therapist at InStride Health works remotely, offering flexibility to balance work and personal life while making a significant impact on pediatric mental health. Our team values collaboration, innovative problem-solving, and cultural responsiveness within a supportive community, making it a fulfilling environment for dedicated professionals.

InStride Health is committed to building a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace for our LCSW Child & Adolescent Therapists. We emphasize compassion in our interactions across all levels and actively work to create an atmosphere where every team member feels valued and respected, ultimately enhancing the quality of care provided to families.

At InStride Health, LCSW Child & Adolescent Therapists have access to numerous growth opportunities, including continuous training on evidence-based practices and innovative methods in mental health care. Working alongside experienced co-workers allows you to learn from the best in the field and directly contribute to the evolving landscape of pediatric mental health treatment.

Share specific examples of your work with kids and teens, emphasizing your understanding of their unique needs and how you’ve applied different therapeutic modalities effectively.

Discuss your commitment to ongoing education, such as attending workshops, reading recent research, and participating in relevant professional networks to stay informed about the latest evidence-based techniques.

Talk about your communication style and how you value input from other professionals, emphasizing the importance of teamwork in providing comprehensive care for patients.

Share examples of specific tools or platforms you’ve used to enhance therapy delivery, such as teletherapy, digital tracking of progress, or online resources that engage kids and families.

Explain your methods for involving families, focusing on building rapport, encouraging communication, and educating them on the therapeutic process to foster a supportive home environment.

Describe your understanding of confidentiality laws and best practices in mental health, as well as how you establish trust with clients regarding their privacy.

Be honest about specific difficult situations, illustrating your problem-solving skills, resilience, and adaptability in finding solutions to support your patients.

Discuss the importance of setting clear, measurable goals with clients and applying evidence-based assessments to evaluate progress in therapy.

Share your preferred technique, such as CBT or ACT, explaining why it resonates with you and how you’ve seen positive outcomes in your practice.

Express your passion for pediatric mental health and alignment with InStride Health's mission, focusing on how you envision contributing to their innovative care delivery model.