Are Who We Are Looking For If…\n\nYou enjoy working with children, teens, and families — practicum, internship, agency, or community mental health setting\nYou are motivated to complete your supervised hours and become a fully licensed therapist you are genuinely proud of\nYou keep documentation current and your caseload managed — organization comes naturally to you\nYou pick up the phone — coordinating with schools, prescribers, and pediatricians as part of a child’s care team is part of the job to you\nYou see clinical growth as a career-long commitment — pursuing training, developing a specialty, and always looking to refine your craft\nYou are ready to stop interviewing and start belonging — you want a practice you can grow with, build roots in, and call home for the long term\nYou want to do meaningful work and get paid what you are worth — your income is in your hands\n\nQualifications\nRequired:\n\nMaster’s degree in counseling, social work, marriage and family therapy, or a related field\nPassed your licensure exam — ASWB Masters (LMSW), NCE or NCMHCE (LACMH), or AMFTRB (LAMFT)\nActive provisional licensure in Delaware (LACMH, LMSW, LAMFT, or equivalent) or eligible to obtain\nPrior clinical experience with children, teens, and families — practicum, internship, agency, or community mental health setting\n\nBonus — any one or more of the following is a plus, not a requirement:\n\nPlay therapy training or interest — CPT, RPT, or working toward it\nTrauma-informed care training — TF-CBT, CPP, or equivalent\nBilingual — Spanish preferred, any language welcome\nExperience with neurodiversity — ADHD, autism spectrum, or related presentations\nLGBTQ+ affirming care experience or training\nSchool-based or community mental health background\nNature-based therapy, animal-assisted therapy, or equine-assisted psychotherapy interest or training\n\nBilingual clinicians and therapists from historically underrepresented backgrounds in mental health are strongly encouraged to apply. 3 to young adults — child therapy, adolescent therapy, and family therapy in outpatient private practice\nPrimarily anxiety, depression, school-related challenges, and self-confidence presentations\nParents doing their own therapeutic work so they can show up more fully for their children\nLife transitions, adoption, and co-parenting support\nSome trauma — present but not the primary focus\nMotivated families who show up, engage, and want to be here\nTypically weekly sessions — consistent, manageable, relationship-driven\nPrimarily in-person with one telehealth day per week if you want it\nMinimal DFS referrals, crisis calls, or higher-level-of-care transfers — our crisis and DFS referral rate is among the lowest in outpatient practice\n\nThis is the kind of caseload that lets you build real clinical skill, real therapeutic relationships, and a sustainable outpatient therapy career — without burning through your nervous system by year two.\n\nWhat