Mental Health Therapist II (Licensed Preferred) - Part-Time

WellPower is dedicated to cultivating a community where every individual's mental health is nurtured through strength, resilience, and hope. Our mission is to empower individuals to overcome obstacles and attain lasting well-being through collaborative behavioral health care and comprehensive support.Our Guiding Principles:Person Centered: We respect individ…

Join WellPower as a Bilingual Mental Health Therapist II!At WellPower, we envision a community where everyone's mental health is nurtured through strength, resilience, and hope. Our mission is to empower individuals to overcome challenges and achieve sustained well-being through collaborative behavioral health care and comprehensive support tailored to their unique needs.Our Core Values:Person-Centered: We respect individuals' identities and journeys, treating everyone with dignity.Exceptional Care: We provide compassionate and innovative services, meeting individuals where they are in their recovery journey.Integrity: Our operations are built on ethical and accountable practices.Organizational Resilience: We adapt to changing circumstances with creativity and effective processes.Position Overview: The Bilingual Mental Health Therapist II provides outpatient therapy across the lifespan, serving children, youth, adults, couples, and families. The role involves delivering a comprehensive range of interventions, including diagnostic assessments, various forms of psychotherapy, crisis intervention, and coordination with case management and psychiatric services. You will work with individuals and families facing a wide spectrum of mental health and social needs, including trauma, depression, and anxiety.

Join WellPower as a Mental Health Therapist II, where we envision a community that nurtures mental health through strength, resilience, and hope. We empower individuals to overcome challenges and attain lasting well-being through our collaborative behavioral health care and comprehensive support services.Our Guiding Principles:Person Centered: We respect individuals’ identities, lived experiences, and journeys, treating everyone with the dignity they deserve.Exceptional Care: We deliver compassionate, innovative services tailored to meet individuals at their point of need, from immediate support to long-term recovery.Integrity: We are committed to ethical, accountable practices in all our operations.Organizational Resilience: We adapt to evolving contexts through collaborative creativity, agile business processes, and sound financial stewardship.Position Summary:The Mental Health Therapist provides a full spectrum of psychological and behavioral case management services across a continuum of care, ranging from high to low intensity. This role focuses on enhancing or maintaining the individual’s ability to function within the community. Responsibilities include assessing, monitoring, and facilitating the client’s progress toward recovery while ensuring comprehensive clinical documentation.

Amaze Health is revolutionizing the healthcare landscape in the U.S. by providing our patients with the necessary tools, resources, and support to take control of their healthcare journeys. We are not just a healthcare provider; we are a partner in our patients' wellness. Join our dynamic team as we transform healthcare, impacting one patient at a time.We are currently seeking a licensed mental health professional, including therapists, counselors, or social workers, who can offer immediate, short-term therapy and day-of-care services. Our mission is to eliminate barriers to mental health access by offering fast, insurance-free care across all 50 states. We are looking for someone who finds fulfillment in providing therapy, excels in crisis situations, and can deliver brief interventions and social work support within our urgent mental health care model. Our philosophy is centered around the idea of "meeting patients where they are at." As part of our collaborative multidisciplinary team, which comprises other therapists, counselors, social workers, psychiatric nurse practitioners, medical providers, and psychiatric nurses, you will deliver focused brief therapy and solution-oriented interventions. Your role will include assessing clients with standardized tools and providing compassionate care across various age groups. Join a team of like-minded mental health professionals who are eager to provide care free from billing constraints.Applicants must reside in the Denver metro area and be open to working at our office in DTC at I25 and Belleview. Flexible schedules are available.

WellPower is dedicated to equipping you with the necessary resources to cultivate a fulfilling career focused on helping others thrive. Our approach is rooted in innovation, adaptability, and the diverse perspectives of both our team and the communities we serve.We envision a society where every individual's mental health is nurtured through strength, resilience, and hope. At WellPower, we empower individuals to transcend obstacles and achieve enduring wellness through collaborative behavioral healthcare and comprehensive support systems.Our Guiding Principles:Person-Centered: We respect individuals' identities, lived experiences, and journeys, treating everyone with the dignity they deserve.Exceptional Care: We provide compassionate and innovative services that cater to individuals' needs, ranging from immediate support to long-term recovery.Integrity: We adhere to a strong foundation of ethical and accountable practices in all our operations.Organizational Resilience: We rise to challenges and adapt to changing circumstances through collaborative creativity, agile processes, and sound financial management.

SonderMind Professional Clinical Counselor, P.C. offers therapy, medication management, and mindfulness services for people across all life stages. The organization blends in-person sessions with digital tools and research-supported approaches. Clinicians receive resources to support their professional development and are encouraged to collaborate closely with colleagues. This Senior Mental Health Therapist position is full-time and based in Denver, CO. The role focuses on delivering ethical, evidence-based mental health care and requires a current license. Therapists are expected to maintain detailed clinical documentation and build strong, supportive relationships with clients throughout their care journey. Key Responsibilities Deliver mental health therapy using evidence-based methods Keep comprehensive and accurate clinical records Develop and maintain therapeutic relationships to encourage positive outcomes Ensure continuity of care by being accessible and consistent for clients Meet clinical, operational, and compliance standards set by the organization Manage caseloads efficiently while achieving productivity goals What We Value Professional excellence and accountability in daily work Strong time management skills and sound clinical judgment Dedication to ethical practice and maintaining high standards Ability to work independently while following organizational guidelines More information about SonderMind can be found at sondermind.com. Updates and insights are also available on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

Join our dynamic team at LifeStance Health, where we are committed to providing exceptional mental health care. We are searching for dedicated Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselors (LCMHC, LCSW, LMFT) who are enthusiastic about enhancing patient well-being and strive for clinical excellence. If you are passionate about making a difference in the lives of individuals and families, we want to hear from you!

Join our dedicated team at LifeStance Health as a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist. We are committed to providing exceptional mental health care to our clients in Denver, CO. As a member of our team, you will have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on individuals and families by offering compassionate therapy services.

Join our dedicated team at the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless as a Licensed Behavioral Health Clinician II. In this impactful role, you will provide essential mental health services and support to individuals experiencing homelessness. Your expertise will help empower clients to achieve stability and improve their quality of life.

WellPower is dedicated to creating a community where mental health is prioritized, fostering strength, resilience, and hope among individuals. We empower community members to overcome challenges and achieve enduring well-being through collaborative behavioral health care and extensive support. Our Guiding Principles: Person-Centered: We respect each individual's identity, life experiences, and unique journeys, treating everyone with the dignity they deserve. Exceptional Care: Our compassionate and innovative services meet individuals where they are, providing support from immediate assistance to long-term recovery. Integrity: We uphold ethical and accountable practices in all our operations. Organizational Resilience: We adapt to changing circumstances with collaborative creativity, flexible business processes, and responsible financial management. Position Summary: The Solutions Center operates as a 24/7 crisis facility for community members interacting with first responders. As a clinician, you will provide direct mental health assessments and treatment for individuals facing behavioral health crises. Collaborating within a clinical team, you will assist clients on their journey to recovery. This part-time role requires availability every Saturday from 11:30 AM to Midnight. Location: 2929 W 10th Ave, Denver, CO 80204

The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless supports individuals and families across Colorado by providing housing options and integrated services that promote stability, health, and well-being. The organization centers its work on access to housing and health care, removing barriers for those at risk of or experiencing homelessness. Its approach emphasizes dignity, trauma-informed care, and a commitment to social and racial equity. Role overview The Licensed Behavioral Health Clinician II (LCSW or LPC) delivers mental health and substance use treatment to adults living in supportive housing or residential programs in Denver, CO. This role combines direct clinical care with team-based collaboration to address the complex needs of clients. Main responsibilities Conduct behavioral health assessments to identify client needs. Create and carry out individualized treatment plans. Facilitate individual and group therapy sessions. Provide interventions that promote stability, recovery, and independent living. Work alongside a multidisciplinary team to address behavioral health, trauma, and housing challenges. Use evidence-based practices to support well-being and help prevent a return to homelessness. Location Denver, CO

Join Our Team as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT)Location: Remote / Telehealth across ColoradoPosition Type: Full-TimeSalary: $115,000–$120,000 annually with comprehensive benefitsSchedule: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PMAbout the RoleWe are on the lookout for a compassionate and qualified Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist to deliver virtual therapy services to clients throughout Colorado. This position focuses on guiding individuals, couples, and families as they navigate communication issues, relationship stress, parenting challenges, and significant life transitions.In this role, you will conduct virtual sessions, develop tailored treatment plans, meticulously document client progress, and empower clients to achieve their personal and relational aspirations. This is a full-time telehealth position with consistent weekday hours and a competitive salary.Key ResponsibilitiesFacilitate remote therapy sessions for individuals, couples, and familiesConduct intake assessments to understand client challengesDesign individualized treatment plans aligned with client goalsAssist clients in resolving relationship conflicts, navigating family transitions, managing parenting stress, and improving communicationMaintain precise and timely clinical documentationEvaluate client progress and adjust treatment plans as necessaryQualificationsMust possess an active LMFT license in ColoradoMaster’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, Counseling, Psychology, or a related disciplineDemonstrated experience working with couples, families, and individual clientsExceptional clinical assessment and documentation capabilitiesBenefitsTwo weeks of Paid Time Off (PTO)Health Insurance coverage401K Plan with a 3% company matchIf you are eager to contribute your clinical expertise to support families across Colorado in a remote setting, we would love to hear from you!

The Licensed Behavioral Health Clinician II (LCSW or LPC) position with Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is located in Denver, CO. This role centers on providing mental health and substance use treatment to individuals living in supportive housing or similar environments. Role overview The clinician conducts comprehensive assessments, creates treatment plans, and leads both individual and group therapy sessions. Clinical interventions focus on supporting stability, recovery, and independent living. Collaboration is key: the clinician works closely with a multidisciplinary team to address the complex needs of people experiencing behavioral health challenges, trauma, and housing insecurity. Evidence-based approaches guide all aspects of care, aiming to improve well-being and help prevent future homelessness. Credentialing requirement Note: The selected candidate must complete the organization’s internal credentialing and privileging process before starting. The timeline for this process depends on how quickly all required documents are submitted.

Spring Health aims to make mental health care more accessible by combining technology with personalized support. The company’s Precision Mental Healthcare platform helps match individuals to the right care, whether that involves therapy, coaching, medication, or other interventions. Over 800 organizations, including well-known names like Microsoft, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., and Delta Airlines, rely on Spring Health to promote employee well-being. Backed by recent Series E funding and a $3.3 billion valuation, Spring Health continues to grow its services and impact. Role overview The Workplace Mental Health Consultant is a full-time position based in Denver, CO. This consultant plays a key role in helping employers and health plans provide effective mental health solutions for their teams. Using Spring Health’s technology, the consultant connects individuals with care options tailored to their needs. These options may include meditation, coaching, therapy, or medication. What you will do Deliver mental health solutions to organizations and health plans in the Denver area Use Spring Health’s platform to match individuals with the most appropriate care Support a range of interventions, from meditation and coaching to therapy and medication Location This role is based in Denver, CO and requires full-time presence.

Join the Team at SOL Mental HealthAt SOL Mental Health, we are on a mission to revolutionize mental health care. Our commitment starts with our dedicated professionals, as we strive to create an exceptional work environment that balances mission-driven practices with unwavering support for clinicians. Here, your clinical expertise not only enhances patient care but also fosters your professional development.Our integrated care model, collaborative culture, and robust operational support allow you to concentrate on what truly matters: delivering outstanding care to patients.

The Licensed Behavioral Health Clinician II position at Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is based in Denver, CO. This role centers on providing direct clinical care, including assessment, diagnosis, and treatment for individuals facing mental health and substance use challenges. Role overview This clinician works within an integrated, trauma-informed care model. The primary focus is delivering behavioral health services at the Stout Street Health Center and the Stout Street Recuperative Care Center. There may also be opportunities to offer care in community settings and other Coalition clinics as needed. Collaboration is essential in this position. The clinician works closely with medical providers and interdisciplinary teams to improve access to care, support recovery, and enhance the well-being of individuals and families served by the Coalition. Service philosophy Uphold the dignity of clients, empower their strengths, and support their goals for a better future. Build compassionate, trauma-informed communities by integrating housing, healthcare, and supportive services. Promote social and racial equity, inclusion, and diversity, and work with clients and staff to challenge the status quo. Pursue excellence through ongoing quality improvement, innovation, and professional growth. Use resources responsibly and effectively.

The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless seeks a Licensed Behavioral Health Clinician II to deliver mental health services in Denver, CO. This position supports individuals experiencing homelessness by offering direct care and clinical expertise. Role overview This clinician works closely with clients to understand their needs and challenges. The role centers on providing assessments, developing personalized treatment plans, and implementing therapeutic interventions tailored to each individual. Key responsibilities Conduct mental health assessments for clients experiencing homelessness Create and update individualized treatment plans Deliver therapeutic interventions based on clinical best practices Requirements Current LCSW or LPC license Experience providing behavioral health services Commitment to supporting people facing homelessness

Since 2004, Amazing Care Home Health Services has provided pediatric home health care throughout Colorado. The organization emphasizes compassion and quality, supporting clinicians and fostering a culture of appreciation. This part-time Pediatric Physical Therapist position focuses on serving children from birth to age 18 in the Denver and Aurora areas. The therapist delivers care directly in patients’ homes, working with families to help children improve mobility, strength, balance, and independence. Family involvement is central to the approach, ensuring therapy is tailored to each child’s environment and needs. Compensation and Scheduling Routine visits: $70.00 – $85.00 per visit Start of Care visits: Up to $120 per SOC visit Caseload: 10–20 visits per week (part-time) Flexible scheduling designed to support work-life balance and professional growth Main Responsibilities Evaluate pediatric patients and create individualized treatment plans Deliver therapy to encourage developmental progress and functional mobility Educate families on home exercise routines and adaptive strategies Coordinate with a multidisciplinary care team Document care accurately and on time, following home health standards What Makes This Role Unique Directly support children and families in their homes Be part of a team focused on compassion, teamwork, and clinical quality Enjoy autonomy and flexibility typical of home health care Competitive pay and supportive leadership Requirements Doctoral degree in physical therapy (PT) Active Colorado Physical Therapist license Current CPR certification Valid driver’s license and auto insurance Preferred: At least one year of clinical physical therapy experience Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance (coverage begins the first day of the month after 30 days of employment) Company-paid life insurance, with optional additional coverage available

Role overview The Licensed Behavioral Health Clinician II (LCSW or LPC) position at Colorado Coalition for the Homeless centers on providing behavioral health services in Denver, CO. The role involves working with clients who face a variety of mental health challenges, supporting them as they navigate recovery and stability. Key responsibilities Meet with clients to assess their needs and create individualized treatment plans. Deliver behavioral health care, applying clinical skills to address mental health concerns and encourage recovery. Collaborate with clients and other professionals to promote well-being and improve health outcomes within the community. Community impact This clinician role directly supports individuals as well as the Coalition’s mission to improve community health. The work contributes to recovery and greater stability for people experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity in Denver.

The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless supports families, children, and individuals throughout Colorado by offering housing options and services aimed at improving health and long-term stability. The organization is dedicated to preventing homelessness and building sustainable solutions for those at risk. Service Philosophy Respect the dignity of every person, nurture individual strengths, and foster hope. Create trauma-informed, compassionate communities that connect housing, healthcare, and support services. Promote social equity, inclusion, and diversity, working with staff and clients to address barriers. Focus on quality, innovation, and ongoing professional development. Use resources responsibly and efficiently. Role overview The Licensed Behavioral Health Clinician II (LCSW or LPC) provides mental health and substance use treatment for people living in supportive housing or residential programs. This position is based in Denver, CO. What you will do Complete clinical assessments and create individualized treatment plans. Lead both individual and group therapy sessions. Deliver clinical interventions that support stability, recovery, and independent living. Work with a multidisciplinary team to address behavioral health, trauma, and housing needs. Use evidence-based practices to improve well-being and help prevent future homelessness.