Licensed Therapist - Neurofeedback

Posted 7 days ago

center for neuropotentialGuilford (CT)

Therapists, All Other Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

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About the role

Launch Your Career as an Associate Licensed Clinician (LPCA or LMSW) Are you driven by compassion and the desire to help people truly heal? Does supporting neurodivergent individuals light you up? Are you excited to grow your clinical skills with innovative, brain-based approaches — even if you're brand new to the field? At The Center for NeuroPotential, we're not just a therapy practice — we're a supportive, mission-centered team dedicated to changing lives. We provide trauma-informed, neurodivergent-affirming care and offer powerful tools like Neurofeedback to help clients reach their potential. And here's the best part: you don't need any experience with brain-based therapies — we'll train you fully and cheer you on every step of the way.

What We Offer:

Comprehensive Training in Neurofeedback and other brain-based therapeutic modalities
Ongoing Supervision & Mentorship to help you develop confidence and clinical excellenceA Warm, Collaborative Team Culture where support is a core value — no one works in isolationA Purpose-Driven Environment grounded in innovation, integrity, and compassion
Work-Life Balance with a manageable caseload and flexible hybrid (in-person + telehealth) schedules
This Role Is Perfect For…LPCA or LMSW clinicians are excited to deepen their work with trauma and neurodivergence
Those eager to learn advanced, evidence-informed practices beyond traditional talk therapy
Clinicians looking for a growth-oriented, encouraging team
People who want to be part of a mission — not just clock in for a job
Ready to Step Into Meaningful, Innovative Clinical Work?
We're ready to invest in you — your training, your growth, and your future — as you help others reclaim their potential.

We serve clients across the lifespan—from children to older adults—addressing ADHD, anxiety, PTSD, autism, learning differences, and more. We also help high performers improve focus and resilience. This is not a short-term job—it's a long-term opportunity to grow your clinical skills and establish your professional home.

Ideal Candidate Profile:

A dedicated and compassionate practitioner eager for long-term growth with The Center for Neuro
PotentialCommitted 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 clinical hours weekly.

What We Offer:

Competitive Compensation based on your experience and expertise
Clinical Supervision to support your licensure and professional growthA 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 If you're ready to make a meaningful impact in a supportive and professional setting, we encourage you to apply and become part of The Center for NeuroPotential team in Branford, CT.

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