Are you a hella good therapist?

Current Openings

In-Person Therapists + Coaches

 
 

Info.

Hella Good Therapy is a queer-owned, private pay, psychotherapy practice based in San Diego, California.  We specialize in addressing relational and systemic trauma in teens, adults and partnerships of all kinds.

We focus on authentic human connection, high quality services and decolonizing therapeutic practices. 

We encourage queer, BIPOC, ENM/Poly clinicians to apply

Position Information

·      Looking for San Diego based clinicians who are interested in providing some in-person sessions in our mission hills location

·     Flexible/create your own schedule. Hybrid in-person/remote schedule ok 

·      Ideally working with a minimum of 10 clients per week

Compensation

  • W2 employee

  • Licensed Clinicians: $70-$95 per clinical hour

  • Associate Clinicians: $50 per clinical hour

  • Admin time paid at $20 per hour

Benefits

  • Paid Sick Time

  • 401(k) for full time

  • Medical + Dental for full time

  • Very supportive community of clinicians and admin support

  • Create your own sustainable schedule + preferred caseload

  • Supervision/consultation built in

  • Decolonized workplace culture and non-exploitative business practices

Hella Good Therapists are:

  • Excited about continual growth and learning; specifically as it relates to personal and professional development that supports decolonial therapeutic practices

  • Focused on high quality care for historically oppressed populations; especially social-justice oriented, identity- affirming and relational/systemic interventions

  • Self-aware and self-accountable

  • Generally tech-friendly

  • Able to work independently, but also value creating and investing in community

  • Competent clinicians who have a moderate to strong sense of their niches

  • Organized, timely with documentation, and communicative about challenges or needs

 

Hella Good Therapists are NOT:

  • Avoidant of issues related to systems of oppression and their own privileges

  • Uninterested in their own personal therapy, personal growth, and ongoing clinical training

  • Disorganized and unable to manage time well 

  • Unable to work independently while also staying connected to their team