Therapist

1099 Therapist Position (Contractor Role)Women’s & Maternal Mental Health Focus | Flexible | Supportive PracticeOur practice is a warm, collaborative space with a strong focus on supporting women across the lifespan, including perinatal and maternal mental health. We are currently welcoming therapists who are seeking both stability and flexibility, while continuing to do meaningful, aligned work.Position OverviewWe are seeking licensed therapists to join our practice as independent contractors (1099). While our practice has a core focus on women’s and maternal mental health, we value and encourage clinicians to maintain and grow their own areas of clinical interest and specialization.What We OfferFlexible scheduling – build a caseload that fits your lifeConsistent referrals, including clients seeking support for pregnancy, postpartum, parenting, and women’s emotional healthFlat, competitive per-session rate based on experienceNo overhead costs – the practice covers all operating expenses, credentialing, and administrative tasksAdministrative support including billing, scheduling platform, and intake coordinationA collaborative, supportive environment with opportunities for consultationIn-person, virtual, or hybrid work optionsFreedom to develop your niche within the practiceResponsibilitiesProvide individual, couples, or family therapy based on your expertiseSupport clients navigating concerns such as perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, identity shifts, relationships, and life transitions (as aligned with your training and interest)Maintain timely and accurate clinical documentationManage your schedule and caseload independentlyCollaborate with colleagues as needed for client care and referralsQualificationsFully licensed in PA (LPC, LCSW, etc) Experience or interest in women’s mental health, perinatal/maternal mental health, or related areasTraining in or openness to working with perinatal populations is strongly valuedStrong clinical skills, professionalism, and sound judgmentAbility to work independently while engaging in a collaborative practice setting