Mental Health Therapist

Job Description

Job Description

Flexible | Trauma-Informed | Clinical Leadership Pathway

At Women and Family Wellness Studio (WFWS), we believe supporting families starts with supporting our clinicians. We are family-centered, trauma-informed, and committed to creating a workplace where you feel supported, heard, and valued.

We are seeking an experienced, licensed clinician to serve as a Lead Therapist providing counseling services for Family Preservation (DCYF) and DOC telehealth clients , while also contributing to clinical leadership, mentorship, and program support within the agency.

Must live in King or Snohomish County

WFWS Culture

• We don’t believe in choosing between work and family
• We prioritize emotional safety, respect, and kindness
• We check in — you won’t feel isolated here
• We support growth and sustainability, not burnout

Compensation & Benefits

• $40–$55/hour for clinical services + paid travel time
• Paid clinical supervision (group & individual)
• Sick time
• Paid CEUs & advanced trainings (trauma-informed care, The Incredible Years, and related topics)
• Insurance credentialing assistance
• Access to free agency wellness services
• Paid vacation time and holiday time for full-time employees only

$40 - $55 hourly

• FPS in-home and community-based counseling (paid travel time)
• DOC telehealth counseling (fully remote)
• Option to become paneled with insurance for long-term client work
• Flexible schedule — set your own hours
• Supportive, trauma-informed team culture

Lead Therapist Responsibilities

In addition to direct clinical work, the Lead Therapist plays a key role in supporting the clinical team and agency operations. Responsibilities may include:

• Supporting onboarding and orientation of new clinicians
• Providing clinical consultation and mentorship. Assisting with collaborative case planning and complex cases
• Supporting the development, implementation, and refinement of clinical policies and procedures
• Helping promote consistency, quality, and trauma-informed practice across services
• Serving as a point of connection between clinicians and agency leadership

Clinical Supervision & Growth

Paid clinical supervision (group and individual) is provided as part of this role.

For qualified clinicians, there is a clear pathway to grow into a Clinical Supervisor position over time. If you have over 5 years of direct social services experience, you could job share this position as a Clinical Supervisor, the rate of pay scale is $100-$175.

• Washington State License: LMHC, LMHCA, LSW, LSWA, or CC
• Minimum 4 years of experience working with high-risk populations
• Strong clinical judgment and collaborative leadership skills
• Comfortable with in-home, community-based, and telehealth services
• Ability to lift over 30 pounds, walk up and down hills and steps
• Fluent in Microsoft 365 Programs: Word, Teams, Excel
• Ability to work independently

We are a trauma-informed behavioral health agency providing social services to high-risk families, along with public programming and community-based initiatives . Our organization is LGBTQ+ affirming, culturally responsive, and committed to equity and inclusion. We are passionate about women's rights . We offer:

• A work culture that prioritizes well-being —we support each other just as we support the clients
• Supportive family-friendly work environment
• Access to agency services at no cost
• Opportunity to be part of meaningful, community-centered work
• Flexible schedule
• The ability to connect with and support families through diverse educational platforms , including community workshops and online resources
• Meaningful work that truly impacts the lives of parents and children

If you have a deep passion for supporting women and families , and are looking for a workplace that feels good , and want to be part of a team that supports each other , we’d love to hear from you!