Licensed Independent Mental Health Practitioner (LCP, LICSW, LMFT, LMHC, LPC)

Job DescriptionLex Communicate is seeking a passionate, independent and neurodiversity-affirming clinician to join our innovative team. We are looking for a flexible and engaging mental health therapist (LCP, LICSW, LMFT, LMHC, LPC), for a part-time role with flexibility to grow to full-time. The ideal candidate is collaborative, eager to learn, self-motivated and looking for opportunities to provide strengths-based supports to individuals ages 5-adult and their families in the context of individual or small group sessions.We are a unique, fun private practice specializing in social cognitive communication and executive functioning and dedicated to supporting both our clinicians and clients in thriving. One of our core goals is to create an environment that permits clinicians to have work-life balance so they can bring their best selves to Lex Communicate every day.Responsibilities include:· Deliver client-centered, strengths-based therapy services in individual and small group sessions for children through adults and support to their families· Familiarity with and adherence to paradigms of neurodiversity-affirming care; ensure clients' confidentiality, dignity, and safety at all times· Ability to self-assess learning needs, strengths, and professional goals and pursue necessary professional development· Maintain variable work schedule depending on clinic/program needs to provide patient care; some evenings are required· Highly developed communication and interpersonal skills, working effectively and compassionately with diverse population and team· Work independently, be self-directed and contribute as a member of a team.· Support Lex Communicate's mission and vision by contributing to creation of innovative approaches, materials, and programs, and through participation in development and outreach initiatives· Produce documentation that is thorough, timely, accurate and HIPAA compliant· Collaborate with other clinicians, families, and outside providers/schools as is in the best interest of your clients· Maintain professional licensure and adhere to all professional practice standardsEducation & Credentialing Requirements:· Master's degree from an accredited mental health/counseling program· Current and valid licensure to practice independently in Massachusetts· At least 2 years of experience working in your clinical field· Experience with neurodivergent children and teens of various profiles· Ability to implement play-based, cognitive-behavioral and other supportive modalities as appropriate to the individual· Familiarity with DBT principles· Demonstrated commitment to neurodiversity-affirming best practices or a beginning commitment and willingness to learn.