Mental Health Therapist

Company Description

The Bellevue Trauma Recovery Center (BTRC) provides research-based psychotherapy services specializing in PTSD, betrayal trauma, and infidelity recovery. Operating across Washington, Texas, Arizona, and Colorado. BTRC is dedicated to delivering trauma-informed care with a focus on fostering empathy, compassion, and trust. The center emphasizes a multidisciplinary, values-based approach to support individuals on their unique paths to recovery. Through a safe and supportive community environment, BTRC is committed to helping individuals navigate their journey of healing and personal growth.

Role Description

We are seeking highly skilled and compassionate Full-Time Mental Health Therapists to join our

team at the BTRC. As one of our therapists, you will play a vital role in providing individual,

group and couples therapy to clients enrolled in our programs. This position offers a flexible

hybrid working schedule with 2 days a week at our Bellevue office, competitive pay, and access

to a supportive and collaborative community of clinicians.

Pay Rate: $60-$107 per clinical hour starting (rate dependent on license level and certifications)

with additional pay for administrative time.

Benefits of Working with BTRC:

Medical and Dental Insurance

Paid Time Off

Annual Continued Education Stipend

Professional Growth Program offering $2,000 for BTRC-approved CE programs in the

first 12 months of employment

Hybrid working model

Flexible work schedule with autonomy

Weekly consultation groups

Clinical supervision

A community of supportive and collaborative clinicians to aid in the enhancement of

your skills and empower your growth

Qualifications

• Master's level degree or higher in a mental health-related field.
• 2 years of experience providing diagnostic assessment and therapy services to individuals across the lifespan, preferable in an outpatient setting.
• Excellent organizational, written, and oral communication skills.Proficiency in Mental Health, Social Work, and Case Management practices
• Valid Washington State License (LMHC, LMHCA, LMFTA, LPsy) and maintenance of professional licensure throughout employment.
• Strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills
• Ability to deliver culturally competent and trauma-informed care
• Previous experience working with PTSD, trauma, and family systems preferred

Preferred Qualifications: Experience or interest in developing skills in areas such as

infidelity/betrayal trauma recovery, complex PTSD treatment, insecure attachment treatment, sex

therapy, couples therapy, sexual health, and treatment of sex addiction/problematic sexual

behaviors. Advanced training in an evidenced-based trauma therapy modality (ETT, EMDR,

brainspotting, CPT).