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REGISTERED PSYCHOLOGIST

Opportunity for a Registered Psychologist: Join a Creative, Neurodiversity-Affirming Practice!

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Are you a Registered Psychologist seeking the freedom and autonomy of private practice without the administrative demands? Do you value a collaborative, team-based approach and a chance to make a real impact on neurodiverse and mental health communities? If so, we have a unique opportunity for you!

 

About Us: TherapyWorks is a growing multidisciplinary practice with a vibrant team of Social Workers, Counsellors, Occupational Therapists, Youth Development Facilitators, Specialized Educational Support, and Life Skills Coaches. Together, we support clients across the lifespan—especially those who are neurodiverse or have complex learning, mental health, and developmental needs. Our practice prioritizes a flexible, “meet the client where they’re at” approach, fostering creativity and neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed care.

Our clinical environment is supportive and lively. We value authenticity and encourage team members to bring their whole selves to work, creating a space where clinicians feel as supported as our clients.

 

Position Overview: We’re seeking a Registered Psychologist to enrich our services and help us meet growing demands for psychological assessments, diagnoses, and therapeutic interventions. While assessment and diagnosis are the priorities for this role, Psychologists interested in additional services, such as Mental Health Counselling, Couple’s Therapy, or Group Therapy, are encouraged to apply. This is a part-time independent contractor position with a minimum requirement of 10 billable hours per week, with flexibility for increased hours if desired.

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What You’ll Enjoy:

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• Freedom and Autonomy: Enjoy control over your schedule and work hours, with minimal administrative responsibilities.

• Supportive Infrastructure: We handle overhead, software (Jane), administrative tasks, client referrals, marketing, and training, so you can focus on client care.

• Exceptional Facilities: Our new clinical space includes a play therapy room, group rooms, movement areas, and more. Free on-site parking is available, with plenty of nearby options.

• Collaborative Team Culture: Our practice encourages knowledge sharing and collegial support, with frequent opportunities to connect and learn from one another.

• Competitive Compensation: Remuneration is based on a percentage of earnings.

 

Ideal Candidate Profile:

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• Qualifications: Doctoral degree in clinical psychology (or equivalent), and registration (or eligibility) with the College of Psychologists of British Columbia.

• Experience: 1-5 years in assessing and supporting children, youth, and adults with developmental, emotional, or behavioral challenges.

• Skills: Proficiency in diagnosing Learning Disabilities, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, FASD, and other neurodivergent conditions. Experience in administering standardized assessment and diagnostic tools.  Willingness to consider profiles not formally recognized in the DSM, such as Pervasive Avoidance Disorder, and ability to provide supportive recommendations to clients and families.  

• Therapeutic Techniques: For Psychologists interested in supplementing their assessment role with counselling, training in EMDR, Brainspotting, IFS, Family or Couple’s Therapy, DBT, or CBT is beneficial, with adaptability for diverse learning and communication styles.

• Additional Requirements: Professional liability insurance (general liability recommended), a vulnerable sector criminal record check, and a commitment to ethical, client-centered practice.

Our Commitment to Diversity: TherapyWorks is a neurodiversity and LGBTQI2S+ affirming agency. We welcome clinicians who are comfortable with their authentic selves and bring flexibility, creativity, and a trauma-informed approach to client work. Note: Candidates aligned with traditional or modern ABA practices need not apply.

 

Ready to Join Us?

 

This is a rare opportunity to experience the benefits of private practice within a supportive, community-focused setting. If you’re eager to explore your passion for neurodiversity-affirming care with a flexible and creative approach, let’s talk! Submit your CV and cover letter to discuss how you can contribute to our dynamic team.

For more information, contact Clinical Director Lori Seeley at lori@therapyworksbc.com. We look forward to finding creative ways to support your growth and our shared mission!

 
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT FACILITATOR
Join our interprofessional team in working with youth with various support needs.  The Youth Development Facilitator (YDF) works with children and youth in a supportive role to address goals that they and their caregivers have identified.  The YDF works independently and develops activities that are interesting and motivating for their clients. The YDF serves an informal role as mentor to the youth in their care. The YDF supports therapists during some group therapy programs such as the Escape! group, Improvable and Therapeutic Theatrics and social engagement programs.

Additionally, the YDF supports learners who have barriers to academic success.  They often help clients with planning and organizing, as well as figuring out their learning style and strengths.

Youth Development Facilitators come from a variety of backgrounds including Education, Child and Youth Development, Social Work, Psychology, and yes, even Theatre. Experience with neurodiverse youth is an asset, but flexibility, engagement, playfulness, creativity and situational problem solving are key skills for this role.

This is an independent contract position of approximately 20-25 hours per week with potential for growth, particularly during the school year.
 
Benefits: flexible work schedule, collaborative education, consultation with clinicians/ therapists. 

Contact us today to learn more about this opportunity.  Lori@therapyworksbc.com or text 778-220-7707.