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Licensed Therapist working with Kids (LPC, LMFT, LCSW)
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WELLNESS CENTER OF OXFORD & SHELTON
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$150,800 Salary, Full-Time
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The ideal candidate must hold a Connecticut - LPC, LCSW or an LMFT License to apply. You will be working as a Play therapy specialized in the therapeutic approach that uses play as a medium to help children explore and express their feelings, thoughts, and experiences. It's designed to meet kids at their developmental level, providing a safe, supportive space where they can work through challenges in their own unique way. You will provide clinical services to Children in the Shelton CT area. Rising mental health challenges among children and teens. Greater emphasis on early intervention and trauma-informed care. Increased advocacy for mental health support in schools and communities. Pursuing play therapy can position you in a field with strong job stability and the chance to contribute meaningfully to the mental health landscape. The candidate will work with a highly seasoned and professional management team that is dedicated to providing the best possible clinical services. The Wellness Group is a leader of mental health Our private practice is within the state of Connecticut. We are a group practice made up of multi specialty licensed clinicians who provide an array of services including individual, family group and Christian Counselling, We are looking for an additional clinician to join our outpatient team in our office in Shelton , CT. We are looking for someone who is comfortable working with Kids with an array of disorders including depression, anxiety, and trauma being most common. As a clinician, you will do what you love and we will do everything you don't.