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Real Impact:

Join Our Collaborative, Mission-Driven Team Supporting Children, Teens & Families Are you passionate about helping others heal and thrive—especially children, adolescents, and individuals navigating trauma, neurodivergence, or emotional challenges? At the Center for NeuroPotential , we are more than a mental health practice. We are a connected, purpose-driven team that shows up for one another as we transform lives through evidence-based, brain-based, and trauma-informed care. When you join us, you aren't just taking a job—you're joining a community committed to doing meaningful work together . We're seeking a compassionate, motivated Associate Licensed Therapist who thrives in a supportive, team-oriented environment. If you're dedicated to helping young people and their families grow, heal, and build resilience, we want to meet you. Why Join Our Team? Make a Tangible Impact Use cutting-edge, brain-based therapies that create lasting change for the clients you serve. Be Part of a Team with Purpose Work alongside colleagues who collaborate, consult, and celebrate wins together—and who are trusted by medical and mental health professionals nationwide. Grow with Unmatched Support Receive ongoing training, mentorship, and team-based guidance in advanced trauma modalities and neurofeedback. You'll never feel like you're doing this work alone. Thrive in a Supportive, Connected Environment Join a group of like-minded professionals who care deeply about client outcomes—and just as deeply about supporting one another. Your Role Provide trauma-informed therapy to children, adolescents, and families through both in-person and telehealth sessions. Manage a steady caseload of approximately 25 clients with the guidance and support of experienced team members. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team committed to best practices, shared learning, and ongoing professional growth. This is more than a position—it's an opportunity to grow as a clinician, make a meaningful difference, and be part of something bigger. If you're ready to practice with purpose and join a truly supportive team, we'd love to connect.

Ideal Candidate Profile:

A dedicated and compassionate practitioner eager for long-term growth with The Center for NeuroPotential. Experience providing individual therapy for children, adolescents, and adults. Committed to achieving successful treatment outcomes by matching clients with the most effective care through thorough phone assessments Passionate about using neurofeedback and trauma-focused therapies to help clients thrive

Compensation:

This is a part-time, non-salaried, fee-for-service position with the potential opportunity to work as many hours as preferred, with a minimum of 25 hours weekly.

What We Offer:

Competitive Compensation based on your experience and expertise Clinical Supervision to support your licensure and professional growth A Collaborative Work Environment , where you'll work alongside dedicated professionals to deliver exceptional care Marketing Support and Consistent Client Referrals , helping you build and maintain a steady caseload Administrative Assistance , including scheduling, calls, billing, and credentialing, so you can focus on providing outstanding care Flexible Scheduling that promotes a healthy work-life balance, with evening and weekend hours. A strong focus on Job Satisfaction and Professional Development , ensuring you continue to grow in your career Scheduling flexibility Ready to make a real difference in people's lives—while working in a supportive, professional environment? Join the dedicated team at The Center for NeuroPotential in Branford, CT, and be part of a mission that truly matters. We'd love to hear from you—apply today!

Compensation:

$45 - $50 hourly dependent on experience

Responsibilities:

Provide therapy services to children, adolescents, and adults residing in the Branford area Ensure the delivery of high-quality evidence-based treatment Engage in ongoing professional development opportunities to enhance therapeutic skills Assess and monitor the client's progress throughout neurofeedback sessions Attend and participate in weekly Neurofeedback Clinical Rounds Collaborate with an EMDRIA Certified Consultant for professional consultations Provide evidence-based therapy and interventions with appropriate training Be attentive and responsive to both patient and team needs Complete assigned tasks and paperwork accurately and in a timely manner Maintain compliance with licensure requirements, including obtaining CEUs Display eagerness for professional growth and expanding knowledge Maintain autonomy within the clinical setting with support from the practice Foster open communication and collaboration within the team Adaptability to meet the evolving needs of patients and the team

Qualifications:

Expertise in brain-based therapies across the lifespan is desired Knowledge of attachment, ego states, and early trauma is preferable Being bilingual is preferred Possessing openness to new techniques is essential Flexibility to respond to changing clinical needs is necessary Possessing a passion and experience in treating trauma Outstanding communication and interpersonal skills Ability to enter patient data into an EHR in a timely manner Demonstrating enthusiasm for professional growth Seeking a challenging environment to optimize development Desired qualifications include expertise in brain-based therapies across the lifespan Having the willingness to obtain training in EMDR is an advantage Fluency in multiple languages is beneficial Having an open attitude towards new techniques and knowledge is critical A passion and background in treating trauma is essential Proficiency in providing online therapy is a must Adhering to ethical standards is paramount Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills About Company The Center for NeuroPotential empowers motivated people to heal, grow, and reach their potential using assessments and treatments that are evidence-based, brain-based, and holistic. We are a cutting-edge practice that supports the professional growth of our employees. It is co-owned by neuropsychologist Amy Palmer, PsyD, and trauma expert Deb Del Vecchio-Scully, LPC.