What are the responsibilities and job description for the Psychotherapist position at The Center for the Healing Arts and Sciences?
Depth-Oriented Psychotherapist
Houston, TX
The Center for Healing Arts & Sciences
The Center for Healing Arts & Sciences is seeking a depth-oriented psychotherapist to join our integrative clinical team in Houston, TX.
We are a collaborative, mind-body-spirit healing center offering psychotherapy, acupuncture, art therapy, yoga therapy, sound healing, spiritual guidance, and holistic wellness services. We are looking for a clinician who understands therapy as a process of transformation, not symptom management alone, and who can hold the full complexity of what that means: psyche, soma, relationship, and spirit.
About the Role
You will carry an individual caseload and build a practice through internal referrals from an established clinician, cross-referrals from our integrative team, and new client intake. The clients who come to this center are already oriented toward deep work. Many have been in therapy before. They are looking for a clinician who can meet them where surface-level approaches cannot.
The depth-oriented psychotherapist will:
Provide individual psychotherapy grounded in a depth psychological framework
Work with unconscious material as it emerges: in dreams, in the body, in relational patterns, in symbolic language
Hold space for the full range of what clients bring, including grief, life transitions, existential questioning, trauma, spiritual experience, and the developmental crises of midlife
Maintain ethical documentation and licensing standards
Collaborate with our broader integrative team, including acupuncturists, yoga therapists, art therapists, and holistic practitioners, when clinically appropriate
This role may include work with:
Adults navigating major life transitions and identity transformation
Individuals in existential or spiritual exploration
Clients integrating trauma through psychodynamic, somatic, or relational approaches
People seeking long-term depth work oriented toward individuation and meaning-making
Clients processing psychedelic, contemplative, or retreat experiences
What We Mean by Depth
We use this word deliberately.
We are looking for a clinician whose work is informed by the psychodynamic and depth psychological traditions broadly. Someone who understands that symptoms carry meaning. That the unconscious communicates through the body, through dreams, through repetition, through the therapeutic relationship itself. That what a client presents in the first session is rarely the whole story, and that the willingness to stay with what is not yet known is central to the work.
Jungian analysis, archetypal psychology, and dream work may be part of your training and practice. They are welcome here. But they are not the whole of what we mean by depth. We are equally interested in clinicians who bring:
Psychodynamic or relational and intersubjective approaches
Somatic awareness and body-centered modalities (Somatic Experiencing, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Hakomi, or equivalent)
Trauma-informed practice that goes beyond protocol, rooted in an understanding of how trauma lives in the nervous system and in relationship
Existential, phenomenological, or transpersonal frameworks
Comfort working with spiritual and religious material without pathologizing it
Experience with integration work: post-psychedelic, post-retreat, spiritual emergence
You do not need all of these. But the list should feel like home, not a stretch.
Qualifications
Licensed in the state of Texas (LPC, LCSW, LMFT, or licensed psychologist). Jungian analysts with IAAP certification or equivalent are also welcome.
Minimum 5 years of post-licensure clinical experience
Demonstrated training or sustained practice in one or more depth-oriented modalities
Active, ongoing commitment to your own personal development: your own therapy, supervision, contemplative practice, or inner work
Comfort working within an integrative setting alongside non-psychotherapy modalities
Capacity to build toward a full caseload of 20-25 clients per week
Who Thrives Here
Our center attracts clients seeking more than coping strategies. They are looking for:
Meaning beyond crisis
Integration of what has been split off, denied, or unmetabolized
Spiritual depth without dogma
A therapeutic relationship that is psychologically rigorous and alive
Clinicians who thrive here tend to be:
Personally engaged in their own ongoing inner work
Comfortable holding ambiguity, paradox, and not-knowing
Rooted in psychological theory and open to the body's intelligence
Interested in interdisciplinary dialogue across modalities
Drawn to a practice environment where the soul is not an afterthought
Why Practice at The Center
The Center for Healing Arts & Sciences is a respected integrative wellness center serving the greater Houston community. We offer:
A built-in referral stream from an established clinician transitioning caseload
A client base already oriented toward depth and integration
Cross-referrals from our full integrative team
Beautiful, thoughtfully designed clinical space
Administrative and marketing support
Opportunities to teach, facilitate groups, or collaborate across disciplines
This is an opportunity to practice within a center that treats psyche, so center for healing arts and sciences isma, and spirit as inseparable.
To Apply
Please submit:
CV or professional resume to info@thecenteforhas.com or call 713-526-4444 with any questions
Brief description of your clinical orientation and training in your own words
Licensure status
A short statement of clinical philosophy: how you understand the work you do and why it matters to you
- We are less interested in pedigree than in how you actually sit with another person.