Candidate Licensed Mental Health Therapist (LPCC, MFTC or LSW) for Private Practice Group

As a Candidate Licensed Mental Health Therapist at LifeStance Health, you will be primarily responsible for delivering effective therapy sessions to various populations, including adults, geriatric, and children/adolescents. You will conduct assessments, develop treatment plans, and apply evidence-based practices to ensure quality care. You'll work in a supportive clinic environment and may also have the opportunity to provide telehealth services, enhancing access to mental health support.

To qualify as a Candidate Licensed Mental Health Therapist at LifeStance Health, you should be provisionally licensed in Colorado, holding credentials like LPCC, MFTC, or LSW. Experience working in a therapy-based environment with diverse populations is highly valued. While not required, bilingual candidates and those with expertise in play therapy are especially encouraged to apply.

LifeStance Health offers a competitive and generous compensation range for Candidate Licensed Mental Health Therapists, starting at $48,000 and potentially reaching up to $86,000 per year. This includes uncapped earnings potential based on the caseload you build and the quality of care you provide, allowing you to truly reflect your hard work in your compensation.

At LifeStance Health, we prioritize the professional growth of our therapists. You will receive free supervision, both individually and in groups, along with free Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to ensure you stay at the forefront of mental health practices. We also encourage a culture of learning and sharing insights among our clinical teams to foster continual development.

Absolutely! LifeStance Health recognizes the importance of work-life balance, which is why we offer flexible scheduling options for our licensed therapists. Whether you prefer full-time hours, a hybrid model with both telehealth and in-person sessions, or adapted hours that fit your lifestyle, we aim to accommodate your needs while ensuring the best care for our clients.

In responding to this question, share your preferred therapeutic modalities and explain how you've seen them benefit clients. Highlight your understanding of evidence-based practices and your ability to adapt different approaches based on client needs.

Discuss your strategies for organizing and prioritizing your caseload without sacrificing the quality of care. Mention techniques such as time management, setting realistic goals for clients, and utilizing therapy tools effectively.

When answering, describe a specific case where you faced challenges. Focus on the steps you took to address the issue, your thought process in determining interventions, and the ultimate outcome, demonstrating your problem-solving abilities and resilience.

Emphasize your openness to feedback and how you actively solicit it from clients. Explain how client feedback helps tailor your therapeutic approach and improve the effectiveness of your sessions.

Discuss specific techniques you use to build rapport, like active listening, showing empathy, and establishing trust. Highlight the importance of a strong client-therapist relationship in achieving positive outcomes.

In your response, mention resources such as continuing education, workshops, and professional networks. Share how you engage with the mental health community to stay informed and enhance your practice.

Here, share effective strategies you've implemented to maintain that work-life balance. This might include setting boundaries, prioritizing self-care, and utilizing flexible work options offered by employers.

Explain your approach in working with resistant clients. Discuss the importance of understanding their reasons for resistance and using motivational interviewing techniques to engage them in the therapeutic process.

Provide an example of a collaborative case where you worked with other healthcare professionals. Highlight the importance of teamwork and communication in providing comprehensive care and improving client outcomes.

Discuss your understanding of cultural competence and the significance it holds in therapy. Provide examples of how you've adapted your practice to respect and integrate diverse cultural backgrounds into your therapeutic approach.