Licensed Psychotherapist-Boston (hybrid)

Stella Mental Health•Brookline, MA

7d•Hybrid

About The Position

We are seeking a licensed clinical therapist to join our Boston, MA, clinic. Must be fully licensed in the state of Massachusetts (the company is unable to provide supervision) Make a difference: Help patients heal from trauma using leading-edge treatments like SGB, ketamine infusions, and TMS. Experienced team: Join a compassionate, collaborative community of mental health professionals. Full-time Hybrid role: Must be able to reliably commute to Boston, MA, 2-3 days per week. At Stella Mental Health, we are committed to fostering a culture of respect, empathy, and collaboration among our team, patients, and partners. We strive to be a leader in delivering patient-centered care that values diversity, promotes equity and inclusion, and improves health outcomes for all. We offer a supportive and rewarding work environment where you can make a real difference in the lives of others. Join us! Apply today and help us make a positive impact.

Requirements

Active, unrestricted clinical license in the state of practice (e.g., LCSW, LMFT, LPC, LPCC, LMHC, Psychologist, or state equivalent).
Master’s or doctoral degree in a behavioral health discipline.
Expertise in delivering CBT, DBT, and/or ACT
Minimum 5+ years of experience providing psychotherapy.
Strong interpersonal, assessment, and treatment-planning skills.
Ability to manage caseloads, documentation, and clinical responsibilities effectively.
Compassionate, patient-centered approach to care.
LMFT or LCSW in Massachusetts
Must be fully licensed. We are unable to provide supervision
Ability to Commute: Boston, MA

Nice To Haves

Experience with trauma, complex cases, or treatment-resistant conditions.
Familiarity with interventional modalities (TMS, ketamine, Spravato, SGB).
Training or certification in EMDR, CBT, DBT, ACT, or similar modalities.
Experience in collaborative healthcare environments.

Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive clinical assessments, including diagnostic evaluation, symptom severity assessment, risk screening, and functional impairment review.
Develop individualized, measurable treatment plans with clearly defined goals, interventions, and timelines, documenting progress and adjusting plans based on clinical response.
Deliver individual psychotherapy using evidence-based modalities appropriate to patient presentation. (e.g., CBT, trauma-informed approaches, solution-focused interventions, and other relevant models). Proficiency in CBT, DBT, and ACT are required.
Allocate structured time within intake and follow-up sessions to review treatment progress, discuss next steps, and present appropriate treatment options.
Monitor clinical outcomes, assess symptom improvement, and modify treatment strategies as needed to optimize patient progress.
Promote patient engagement, retention, and continuity of care through therapeutic rapport, clear communication, and structured follow-up planning.
Conduct suicide risk assessments, safety planning, crisis intervention, and mandated reporting in accordance with clinical and regulatory standards.
Engage and educate family members or support systems in treatment planning when clinically appropriate.
Refer patients to higher levels of care or external specialists when clinically indicated, ensuring safe and timely transitions.