Licensed Mental Health Counselor Job at AppCast in New York

Posted 18 days ago

appcastNew York (NY)

Mental Health Counselors Offices of Mental Health Practitioners (except Physicians)

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About the role

We’re Hiring: Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) — Remote (NY / NJ) You’re a thoughtful, relational therapist who knows that real change goes deeper than just talking. At Remote Therapy New York, we’re building a practice grounded in depth work — integrating approaches like somatic therapy, IFS (parts work), and EMDR to support meaningful, lasting change. We’re currently expanding our team and looking for a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) to join us. This role may be a strong fit if you: Hold an active LMHC license in New York and/or New Jersey Are bilingual (Spanish-speaking) — strongly preferred Have (or are willing to obtain) malpractice insurance Value a more intentional, client-centered approach to therapy Are looking to start part-time and grow into a full caseload

What you’ll get: Fully remote practice — work from anywhere in NY/NJ Flexible scheduling — you choose your availability Steady referral flow + marketing support Opportunity to grow within a thoughtful, evolving practice A collaborative environment focused on depth, not volume

About us: Remote Therapy New York is a fully virtual practice supporting individuals across New York. We work with clients navigating anxiety, trauma, relationship challenges, and life transitions — with a focus on deeper, more sustainable healing. We’re intentional about how we grow our team — looking for clinicians who care about the work, not just the hours. Interested? Send your resume to hello@remotetherapynewyork.com — we’d love to learn more about you.

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