Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT)

Licensed Marriage And Family Therapist – Remote Family Therapy Position | Delaware

A full-time opportunity is available for a Licensed Marriage And Family Therapist who wants to provide therapy in a fully remote setting while serving clients in Delaware. This role centers on helping people understand relationship patterns, improve communication, manage conflict, and move through personal or family challenges with clearer support.

As a remote LMFT, your workday will include meeting clients through scheduled telehealth sessions, completing clinical assessments, documenting care, and guiding treatment using a family systems lens. You may support a couple working through recurring conflict, a parent navigating family stress, or an individual trying to understand how relationships affect their emotional health.

This is a practical, client-facing therapy role for a licensed clinician who is comfortable with virtual care and wants a reliable full-time position with strong pay and benefits.

Location: Delaware Work Setting: Remote / Telehealth Position Type: Full-Time Salary: $115,000–$120,000 per year with full benefits Schedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM

Responsibilities

• Meet with clients through scheduled video therapy sessions in a confidential remote setting
• Provide therapy for individuals, couples, and families dealing with relational, emotional, and behavioral concerns
• Evaluate client needs and develop clear treatment goals based on clinical presentation
• Support clients with concerns such as family stress, marital issues, communication problems, anxiety, adjustment difficulties, and major life changes
• Use appropriate therapeutic techniques rooted in marriage and family therapy practice
• Keep session notes, treatment plans, and clinical records organized and up to date
• Review progress regularly and help clients identify realistic next steps in treatment
• Maintain professional boundaries and follow all privacy, HIPAA, and telehealth standards
• Identify higher levels of care or outside referrals when a client's needs require additional support
• Participate in care coordination or case-related communication when clinically necessary