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we're hiring!
brain-nerds encouraged to apply
​We’re seeking a therapist (pre-licensed or licensed) who is deeply curious about neurofeedback and the brain, and excited to develop their own clinical niche while building a caseload aligned with their unique interests and strengths. You’ll work directly with clients offering neurofeedback, psychotherapy, or hybrid sessions, and receive hands-on mentorship in the Othmer Method of neurofeedback.
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This is not a “plug-and-play” position. We’re looking for someone who’s ready to invest in learning, help shape and grow systems alongside us, and contribute to a workplace culture that’s both structured and human.
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POSITION OVERVIEW:
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Status: Part-time (with potential to grow into Full-time)
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Schedule: Flexible; weekday daytime and/or early evening availability preferred
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Location: In-person sessions in Sacramento with potential for hybrid work
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Employment Type: W-2 employee
why work with us?
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A Collaborative Culture: You'll be encouraged to offer feedback, help improve our systems, and advocate for what you need to succeed. It's essential to us that this is a sustainable job for you that allows a healthy work-life balance, helps you cultivate a caseload of clients you feel genuinely energized to serve, and removes barriers to you doing your best work.
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Comprehensive Neurofeedback Training: In your first three months, in addition to building your caseload, you'll receive paid training time, supervision, and shadowing in Othmer Method neurofeedback. Training involves practicing using equipment on yourself, giving you a unique opportunity to experience this powerful treatment to regulate your own nervous system​ (and get paid to do it).​
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Thoughtful Caseload Expectations: This is a calm, low-chaos, supportive practice culture that prioritizes clinician well-being with no high-volume pressure. You'll have administrative support for scheduling, billing, and onboarding new clients. Beyond helping us build your online clinician bio, no marketing tasks are expected (but opportunities to do so are available if desired).
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Path to Leadership: For licensed clinicians, if you're the right long-term fit, there are opportunities to help train new hires, supervise associate clinicians, and contribute to shaping future services.
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Competitive Compensation: Part-time pay is $65-$80 per hour for licensed clinicians, and $45-$60 per hour for associates, based on experience.
what this role looks like
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Provide psychotherapy to adults, children, teens, groups and/or couples based on your interest.
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Integrate neurofeedback/biofeedback when appropriate (training provided; typically 50% of new clients are seeking neurofeedback)​​
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Maintain ethical, timely documentation and communication
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Participate in consultation and team connection
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Uphold professional, ethical, and legal standards of practice
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We prioritize sustainable caseloads and do not operate on high-volume expectations. Minimum 10 clients per week for part-time positions.
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​For licensed therapists, potential future opportunity to supervise associate therapists and take on additional leadership roles.
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For associates, receive supervision aligned with trauma-informed, relational, and nervous system oriented approaches
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Opportunity to grow into full-time work
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$65-$80 per hour for licensed clinicians, and $45-$60 per hour for associates. We offer an annual training stipend to support continued learning and clinical growth. Part-time clinicians also receive California-mandated paid sick leave and access to CalSavers.
Qualifications
licensed clinicians
Active, unrestricted California license (LMFT, LCSW, or LPCC)
Strong clinical foundation and comfort working independently
Experience or interest in nervous-system–oriented work
Trauma-informed, with comfort navigating identity, acculturation, intergenerational, and systemic stressors in therapy
Interested in being part of a growing practice community. Comfortable giving and receiving direct, timely, and respectful feedback in the spirit of collaborative growth.
Commitment to ethical practice and ongoing professional development
Reliable, organized, and communicative
Willingness to work with technology and equipment (including neurofeedback systems)
Comfort troubleshooting basic technological issues, navigating clinical software independently, and asking for support when needed
this role is ideal for:
A licensed therapist who has an already-existing psychotherapy niche interest or expertise (rather than wanting to provide more generalized therapy). Is interested in integrative and brain-based approaches. Someone who likes the idea of the clinical freedom that comes with a private practice, but doesn't like the idea of handling the "business" side of things. Openness to growing into a leadership position.
associate clinicians
Registered Associate (AMFT, ACSW, APCC) in California
Experience or interest in nervous system oriented work
Organized, communicative, and collaborative. Comfortable giving and receiving direct, timely, and respectful feedback in the spirit of collaborative growth.
Trauma-informed, with comfort navigating identity, acculturation, intergenerational, and systemic stressors in therapy
Interested in being part of a small, growing practice community​
Commitment to ethical practice and ongoing professional development
Willingness to work with technology and equipment (including neurofeedback systems)
Comfort troubleshooting basic technological issues, navigating clinical software independently, and asking for support when needed
this role is ideal for:
An associate who wants thoughtful mentorship, is interested in integrative and brain-based approaches, and who wants to build real clinical skill--not just hours. Someone who likes the idea of the clinical freedom that comes with a private practice, but doesn't like the idea of handling the "business" side of things.