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Guidepost Marriage Therapy, INC.

Associate or Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist / Clinician-Builder

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What they do

A Family or Behavioral Therapist works with clients who need help dealing with emotional disorders or problems with family and relationships. Addresses client problems in the context of family relationships; helps clients develop ways to recognize and change behavior patterns. Works with individuals, couples or families.

$65,156 / year median in California

+19% projected growth

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Associate or Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist / Clinician-Builder Guidepost Marriage Therapy, INC. - 5.0 Redding, CA Job Details Part-time | Full-time Up to $65 an hour 6 hours ago Benefits Continuing education credits Paid time off Professional development assistance Flexible schedule Referral program Retirement plan Qualifications Teamwork Program development Licensed Clinical Social Worker Experience working with individuals with autism Experience working with children Full Job Description Associate or Licensed Therapist / Clinician-BuilderAdults, Couples, Teens, Families & Neurodivergent-Informed Care Guidepost Counseling for Wellness Redding, CA In-person | W-2 employment Guidepost Counseling for Wellness is hiring associate and licensed clinicians who want more than a caseload. We are a neurodivergent-informed therapy practice serving adults, couples, kids, teens, parents, and families. We work with ADHD, autism, anxiety, trauma, PTSD/CPTSD, emotional dysregulation, parenting stress, school stress, relationship conflict, overwhelm, and life transitions. We are looking for clinicians who want to grow clinically, serve clients well, and help build clearer treatment pathways for the people we serve. This is not the right role if you only want to show up, see clients, and work completely independently. This may be the right role if you want strong supervision, clinical growth, team connection, high standards, and the opportunity to help build meaningful programs over time. We are hiring for several clinical lanes Strong candidates may have interest in one or more of these areas: Adults with ADHD, anxiety, trauma, overwhelm, or life transitions Couples and relationship repair Neurodivergent couples or ADHD-impacted relationships Teens and young adults Kids and parent-child work Parenting support and family systems ADHD and executive functioning Autism and neurodivergent-informed care Trauma, PTSD, CPTSD, ART, Brainspotting, EMDR, or somatic work Groups, workshops, intensives, or structured programs You do not need to already be a specialist. But you do need to want to become one. This role may be for you if: You want to build toward 25+ completed client sessions per week once ramped. You want supervision, consultation, and clinical development. You are willing to be challenged and supported. You complete documentation because you understand that the clinical record is part of client care. You communicate early when something is unclear, stuck, behind, or not working. You want to help improve programs, workflows, groups, workshops, intensives, or treatment pathways over time. You care about your clients, your team, your community, and the reputation of the profession. This role is probably not for you if: You are looking for a light caseload of 10-15 clients long-term. You want flexibility without ownership. You dislike documentation, deadlines, policies, or shared clinical standards. You tend to go quiet when something is not working. You want everything fully built before you are willing to participate. You prefer to work completely independently without contributing to a team culture. We do not expect perfection. We do expect ownership, communication, follow-through, and collaboration. What you will do As a Guidepost clinician, you will: Provide therapy based on your clinical lane, scope, training, and licensure status. Work with adults, couples, teens, kids, parents, or families depending on fit. Build toward 25+ completed client sessions per week once ramped. Complete progress notes within 24 hours . Keep treatment plans and required clinical records current. Participate in supervision, consultation, and treatment-team rhythms. Communicate early when a client, case, schedule, note, or system is becoming stuck. Collaborate with admin and clinical leadership to improve client care and continuity. Support parent, partner, or family involvement when clinically appropriate. Help strengthen Guidepost's clinical pathways, programs, workshops, or specialty services over time. Our culture Guidepost is working to build a culture of relational connection, emotional safety, ownership, and leading well. That means we support each other, ask questions, make problems visible early, repair when something misses, notice good work, and hold standards without humiliation. We do not do gossip, chronic cynicism, or unnecessary drama. We do expect honest feedback, direct communication, emotional maturity, and systems-focused problem solving. We are not finished building this culture. That is why we need people who want to help build it and carry it.
Compensation Associate Clinicians:
$45-$55/hour for clinical sessions +incentives
Licensed Clinicians:
$55-$75/hour for clinical sessions +incentives Required meetings, supervision, documentation, training, and administrative responsibilities are paid at a separate administrative rate and will be reviewed during the hiring process. Final compensation depends on licensure status, experience, clinical fit, caseload expectations, and role responsibilities. Benefits Flexible schedule Paid time off Professional development assistance Referral program Paid supervision, meeting, and administrative time at designated rate Liability insurance coverage Training support for approved clinical-development pathways Consistent referral flow Support building toward a strong caseload Qualifications Applicants should be one of the following: Associate Marriage and Family Therapist Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate Professional Clinical Counselor Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor Associate Clinical Social Worker Licensed Clinical Social Worker Other eligible California mental health clinician credential, if applicable Candidates must be eligible to provide therapy services in California and meet all applicable supervision, registration, licensing, and documentation requirements. Work location In PersonRedding, CA Job type W-2 employmentFull caseload track preferredPart-time may be considered only when there is a clear clinical or programmatic fit Hiring process Application review Brief pre-interview questions 1:1 interview with the Clinical Director Possible additional interview if there appears to be mutual fit Reference and credential review Offer conversation We are taking hiring seriously because we are building a team not just filling a chair. We are building a purpose not just an agency.

If you are looking for a clinical home where you can grow, contribute, build, be challenged, be supported, and become part of something meaningful for families and individuals in Redding, we would like to hear from you. Equal opportunity statement Guidepost Marriage Therapy, Inc. does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, age, national origin, ancestry, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, military or veteran status, or any other protected status under applicable law. We are committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for staff and clients.
Job Types:
Full-time, Part-time Pay:
Up to $65.00 per hour
Benefits:
Continuing education credits Flexible schedule Paid time off Professional development assistance Referral program Retirement plan
Work Location:
In person