Licensed Mental Health Therapist (LCSW, LMFT or CMHC)-Outpatient

As a Licensed Mental Health Therapist (LCSW, LMFT, or CMHC) at LifeStance Health, you'll be responsible for conducting individual and group therapy sessions, developing treatment plans tailored to each patient's needs, and collaborating with other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care. You'll also keep detailed records and contribute to an inclusive and supportive team environment.

To qualify for the Licensed Mental Health Therapist position at LifeStance Health, candidates must hold a relevant license in Utah, such as LCSW, LMFT, or CMHC. A completed Master's degree in a related field and supervision hours are mandatory. While it’s not required, experience in child therapy, trauma therapy, and couples therapy will be considered a plus!

Licensed Mental Health Therapists at LifeStance Health can expect a comprehensive benefits package that includes competitive compensation—between $75K and $102K a year—flexible working hours, full health benefits, professional development opportunities, and a supportive work environment designed to promote clinical excellence and work-life balance.

Yes, LifeStance Health is actively hiring Licensed Mental Health Therapists for all its office locations in Utah, including Murray, Lehi, Riverton, Bountiful, and future expansions in Pleasant Grove and Draper. This presents a wonderful opportunity to be part of a rapidly growing team!

LifeStance Health provides various resources and opportunities for professional growth, including access to the latest digital health technology, administrative support to streamline your practice, and encouragement to specialize in areas like trauma, child, and couples therapy, all while fostering a work culture that values continuous learning and development.

When answering this question, discuss your therapeutic style, be it cognitive-behavioral, humanistic, or integrative. Highlight specific techniques you find effective and your ability to tailor them to meet each client's unique needs. Reference any experiences that illustrate your approach's success.

Talk about your strategies for de-escalating situations and building rapport with difficult clients. Emphasize the importance of empathy, active listening, and establishing clear boundaries while maintaining a focus on the client's progress and treatment goals.

Describe the assessment tools and techniques you utilize to evaluate a client's mental health needs, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive evaluations that consider psychological, social, and cultural factors in developing effective treatment plans.

Share a specific case where you developed a treatment plan that led to significant progress for a client. Explain the goals you set and the strategies that proved effective, and highlight the client’s positive outcomes as a result of your tailored approach.

Discuss your proactive approach to professional development by attending workshops, pursuing certifications, reading relevant literature, and engaging in peer supervision. Mention how this helps you stay informed about the latest trends and treatment modalities.

Highlight your understanding of family dynamics and your strategies for fostering open communication within family therapy sessions. Discuss how you assess each family member's role, ensuring all voices are heard while working toward collective goals.

Detail your experience in trauma-informed care, explaining the principles you apply, such as safety, choice, and empowerment. Provide examples of how these principles guide your interactions with clients who have experienced trauma, emphasizing adaptability in your therapeutic techniques.

Explain your belief in the therapeutic alliance and how you encourage clients to share their feedback during sessions. Detail how client input informs your approach and interventions, fostering collaboration and enhancing their engagement in the treatment process.

Discuss initiatives you've participated in, like workshops, public speaking events, or social media campaigns designed to raise mental health awareness. Emphasize the importance of reducing stigma and providing resources for individuals seeking help in your approach.

Share what attracted you to LifeStance Health, whether it's their mission, values, or commitment to quality care. Reflect on how your professional philosophy aligns with their goals—emphasizing your excitement about being part of a team making a difference in mental healthcare.