Clinical Psychotherapist

Career Opportunity: Clinical Psychotherapist (Relational and Trauma Focused)Clinical Psychotherapist (Relational & Trauma Focused)Contract Position Reports to: Clinical DirectorLocation: Collingwood, ONWho We Are:At the Collingwood Psychotherapy and Yoga Centre (CPYC), we are dedicated to providing compassionate, relational, trauma-informed psychotherapy that integrates holistic mind/body/spirit practices with the latest in neurobiological research.We offer in-person and virtual sessions for individuals, children, teens, couples, groups, and families. Beyond one-on-one therapy, we create supportive spaces for growth through clinical supervision, psychoeducation, and group programs—including Healing Collective Trauma, The Men’s Group, and our 6-Week Trauma Therapy Accelerator Program, which blends group psychotherapy, psychoeducation, yoga psychology, and yoga therapy in a retreat setting.Our leadership team is made up of experienced psychotherapists with over 35 years of combined experience in the mental health field and a dedicated Office Manager. Our welcoming office is located in downtown Collingwood in a wheelchair-accessible building.We want CPYC to be a place where you as a therapist are supported, both personally and professionally. Our hope is that you start each day feeling grounded and resourced, ready to connect meaningfully with your clients, collaborate with colleagues, and complete your work with ease. At the end of the day, we want you to leave feeling fulfilled—without lingering worries or unfinished business. As an independent contractor, you’ll have the space to grow and develop your practice while being part of a warm, highly skilled team that truly values the work we do together.We Offer You:We know that when therapists feel supported, they can show up fully for their clients. That’s why we’ve built a practice designed to help you thrive—both professionally and personally. Here’s what you can expect when you join our team:Focus on What You Do Best – We take care of the logistics so you can focus on your clients. Our administrative support ensures smooth scheduling, billing, and record-keeping.Streamlined Operations – No need to worry about the behind-the-scenes details; we manage the day-to-day operations so you can practice with ease.Marketing Done for You – We actively support your success with professional marketing, a strong online presence (website, Google Ads, social media, Psychology Today, Email marketing, etc.), and a well-established reputation, making it easier for clients to find you.A Steady Flow of Clients – As an established practice with a strong referral base, we provide client referrals to help you build and maintain a consistent caseload.The Best of Both Worlds – Enjoy the independence of private practice within a collaborative and supportive team environment where learning and connection are valued.Ongoing Learning & Growth – We offer individual and group clinical supervision, case consultation, and ongoing training opportunities to help you refine your skills and deepen your confidence as a therapist.Work-Life Balance Matters – We offer a generous allocation of vacation and sick days because your well-being is just as important as your clients’.A Beautiful, Fully Equipped Workspace – Our furnished offices provide a warm, professional environment for in-person sessions, and we supply all the office essentials you need.Competitive, Growth-Oriented Compensation – Our fee structure ensures excellent earning potential. Compensation reflects your experience, commitment, and contributions. If you’re newer to the field, you’ll receive more support and guidance as you grow, with a strong starting rate that increases as you develop your skills, build your client base, and invest in the success of the practice.We are committed to fostering a nurturing, inspiring, and growth-oriented workplace—one where you can do deeply meaningful work while also building a sustainable and rewarding career.Who You AreYou are a self-aware, open-minded, creative, and grounded psychotherapist with a sense of humor and a deep commitment to personal and professional growth. You are passionate about your work, take responsibility for your own development, and show up for your clients with authenticity and care.You are looking for more than just a job—you want to be part of a thriving, growing practice where your contributions matter. You understand that as you help build the clinic—by sharing your unique skills, collaborating with colleagues, and fostering strong client relationships—you are also investing in your own success. You see the value in being part of a team that supports your growth, offers mentorship and guidance, and provides a strong foundation for your professional development.You recognize that great therapy is about the therapeutic use of Self. You welcome feedback, engage in your own personal therapy, and work through challenges with integrity and self-reflection. You are committed to both your clients’ transformation and your own ongoing learning.You have a strong sense of self, balancing humility with confidence, acceptance with clear boundaries, and flexibility with a grounded understanding of who you are. Most importantly, you are open to expanding beyond your current knowledge and evolving as a clinician.You understand the theories you work with and know how to conceptualize client challenges through those lenses. At the same time, you are open to new perspectives and approaches, even those that might challenge or reshape your current way of working.You don’t just use psychotherapeutic techniques; you embody the skills and tools that you offer to clients.You are self-motivated, resourceful, and independent—able to problem-solve, take initiative, and make informed decisions about your clients while knowing when to seek guidance or supervision. You value collaboration but don’t rely on a supervisor for day-to-day decision-making.Part of your journey to becoming the Psychotherapist and person you are today with all these gifts to share is the work you have done to get here. We value what you have invested in yourself.Qualifications :Registered with a relevant professional college and association that regulates the controlled act of Psychotherapy in Ontario (required)Completed a relevant degree or psychotherapy diploma that provided you with experiential, real-world psychotherapy training that developed your confidence, Self and theoretical orientation.Minimum 1-5 years working as a psychotherapist ideally at an organization that provided you with lots of clinical experience.At least 100 hours of personal psychotherapy completed and ongoing commitment to personal psychotherapy that challenges you to see beyond what you can easily witness in yourself; a real commitment to develop the Self personally and professionally.At least 100 hours of clinical supervision and an ongoing commitment to learning about your professional practice in this way.Experience and training to support clients with a history of trauma a strong asset (e.g., CRM, TIST, IFS, EMDR, DBT, DDP Sensorimotor, Somatic therapy, etc.)Understanding and regular use of relational psychotherapeutic theories (Relational psychotherapy, Interpersonal Neurobiology, Self-psychology, Intersubjective theory, Satir Family Therapy, etc.)Previous experience with Case Conceptualization and treatment planningDemonstrated track record of working effectively with professional, collaborative groupsProven ability to make and sustain excellent interpersonal relationships (with clients and colleagues)Proven ability to understand, tolerate, work through, and grow from rupture and repair cycles within both client/therapist relationships and with colleagues.Strong written and verbal communication skillsResponsibilities of this position include, but are not limited to, the following :Engage in all orientation and training activities as required by CPYC Clinical Director and/or Clinical supervisor.Engage in bi-weekly group supervision and/or meetings at CPYCEngage in individual supervision at CPYC (weekly or biweekly – as deemed necessary by the Clinical Director)Engage in 20-minute discovery calls with potential clients as requestedDevelop case conceptualizations and treatment plansProvide individual, couples, group, or family therapy as needed by client base and as relevant to your expertise/training.Ensure the appropriate, accurate, and timely completion of reports/clinical notes and email or phone communication with clients and colleagues in accordance with college requirementsParticipate in research and evaluation activities as requestedContribute 8+ blog entries, and/or vlog entries per yearComplete administrative tasks as needed and requested (i.e., providing content for marketing on your behalf, responding to client and/or administrators requests, etc.)Role requires a combination of daytime and either evening or weekend scheduleSchedule determined in consultation with practice regarding clients’ needs and office availability.If hired, you agree to obtain and provide copies of:Professional liability Insurance and General Liability InsuranceIf you are interested, please complete the application form below.In accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), CPYC strives to ensure that all recruiting processes are nondiscriminatory and barrier-free. 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