Integrative Psychotherapist - Somatic & Trauma - Informed (Pt Or Ft)

Job Description

Job Description

Integrative Psychotherapist | Reset Brain and Body
Plymouth or Northville, Michigan

Come practice the way therapy was meant to be.

If you are looking for a practice that pairs exceptionally high clinical standards with real human support, you belong at Reset Brain and Body. We built an environment that honors the whole person—both the client sitting on the couch and the clinician sitting across from them.

We started with a simple truth: standard talk therapy only gets clients so far. Real healing happens when we engage the whole human. We weave somatic therapy, nervous system regulation, trauma-informed care, and mind-body clinical practices into every aspect of our care.

We are looking for fully licensed psychotherapists (LP, LLP, LPC, LMSW, LMFT) who care deeply about their craft, bring positive energy to their team, and want to practice alongside a supportive, highly collaborative group.

Why Reset Feels Different

• High standards of care with real support: Excellence takes investment. We back our high clinical expectations with mandatory weekly team consultations, continuous skill-building, and shared training so you are always growing and never practicing in isolation.

• A vibrant, connected culture: We care deeply about fostering warm, high-energy exchanges—in person—with clients and each other. We look for true team players who show up for their colleagues and care about our local communities.

• Clear expectations, sustainable pace: We maintain clear performance metrics and structured caseload targets based on Full-Time or Part-Time status (approx. 23 client sessions/week for FT, 18 clients/week for Part-Time) so you always know where you stand, while operating inside a system designed to protect against burnout.

• A W-2 model built for longevity: Enjoy financial stability, strong health benefits, paid administrative time, and a Certified Great Place to Work environment.

• Thoughtfully designed healing spaces: Serene, intentionally built physical offices designed to ground both you and the clients.

Compensation:

$70,000 - $125,000 yearly

Responsibilities:

• Deliver integrative clinical care: Provide high-quality, whole-person psychotherapy to individuals, couples, or adolescents in one of our Southeast Michigan locations.
• Apply trauma-informed, mind-body approaches: Utilize modalities tailored to each client's unique healing process (e.g., EMDR, IFS, somatic practices, mindfulness, expressive arts).
• Maintain clear caseload standards: Hold a structured target of approximately 23 client sessions per week within a ~30-hour full-time schedule, protecting dedicated time for administrative notes, session prep, and team collaboration.
• Be an active, in-person team player: Show up with positive energy, fully engaging in our weekly team consultations, shared clinical trainings, and vibrant in-office culture—knowing you are part of something bigger than yourself.
• Make a tangible community impact: Connect deeply with colleagues, clients, and our broader Southeast Michigan communities to drive real, meaningful change.
• Live our core practice pillars: Embody the five foundational practices we teach and share: breathe, move, nourish, connect, and rest.

Qualifications:

What We’re Looking For

• Licensure: Fully licensed in Michigan as an LP, LLP, LPC, LMSW, or LMFT.
• Clinical Focus: A strong foundation or genuine drive toward integrative, somatic, trauma-informed, and mind-body approaches.
• Versatility: Proven skills to deliver impactful care to individuals, adolescents, or couples.
• Community Alignment: Flexibility to work select evening or weekend hours to ensure we show up when our local communities need us most.
• Bold, Learning Mindset: An innovative clinician who leads with cultural humility, brings a beginner’s mind to their craft, and stays open to evolving far beyond traditional graduate school training.
• Walks the Walk: Someone who genuinely lives the five pillars of holistic mental wellness— breathe, move, nourish, connect, rest —and models whole-person well-being in their own life.
• Team-First Energy: A grounded, engaged clinician who brings positive energy to our offices, values deep collaboration, and thrives on being part of something bigger than themselves.

About Company

Since 2015, we've been on a mission to redefine mental health care—for clients and clinicians. We're a certified Great Place to Work with nearly 50 team members across four Michigan locations (Plymouth, Northville, Ann Arbor, Farmington), serving a community of over 6,000 people through individual therapy, group workshops, couples intensives, and specialized programs.

We're guided by boldness, reliability, humanity, and compassion. Our clinicians are W2 employees—not independent contractors—because we believe in stability, benefits, and actually taking care of the people who do this sacred work.

We're dedicated to creating a safe and respectful environment for individuals of all races, cultures, religions, sexual orientations, and gender identities. Every voice matters here. Every story deserves to be honored.