Trauma Therapist using Lifespan Integration

<p>Join the Team at Pacific Waters Counselling!</p><p><br></p><p>You are excited about being a trauma counsellor in private practice, but you find yourself worrying about burnout, managing the administrative aspects, being on your own after challenging sessions, choosing the right clients, even finding any clients! You’d like to move forward with your career, learn new things, work with engaged clients, and meet with colleagues who have your back.</p><p><br></p><p>You’ve found the right place.</p><p><br></p><p>We at Pacific Waters Counselling are excited to add new counsellors as independent contractors to our team. We are an established, thriving private practice in Surrey, BC. Our counsellors are committed to a high, ethical standard of practice, continuous learning, and ongoing engagement in consultations with colleagues for the benefit of our clients and ourselves. At Pacific Waters Counselling, we focus on providing advanced treatment for trauma using somatic-based therapies. Our clients come from a wide range of backgrounds including all genders, income levels, and many different ethnicities.</p><p><br></p><p>We are currently looking for a therapist who uses <strong>Lifespan Integration</strong>, a gentle therapy that integrates trauma and builds secure attachment. LI teaches the brain that the past is over now, that the client is now a more capable adult, and that there are more adaptive ways to solve life’s current problems. Throughout life, we develop a variety of ways to protect ourselves and many of these can become stuck. LI add flexibility to these protectors so that clients are stuck repeating the same frustrating patterns. Without ever talking about boundaries in session, clients begin to report more awareness of their boundaries and more ease in establishing their boundaries with others. Clients spontaneously say things like, “Oh! I’m an adult!” and “For the first time, I’m beginning to feel okay about being me.” For clients who are uncertain about how to engage in therapy, LI provides a clear framework that shifts suck points for all clients, from those who are eager to those who are reluctant and concerned.</p><p>https://www.lifespanintegration.com/</p><p><br></p><p>Come practice Lifespan Integration Therapy with us!</p><p><br></p><p>What We Provide</p><ul><li>Supportive clinic atmosphere</li><li>Free referrals</li><li>Billing and marketing support</li><li>10-15 client hours/week</li><li>Flexible schedule—no specific times or days required</li><li>Regular check-ins to answer your questions and help you meet your goals</li><li>Free monthly group consultation with an external supervisor</li><li>Use of Jane App for telehealth sessions, scheduling, notes, and billing</li><li>An ethical business structure</li></ul><p><br></p><p>What You Bring</p><ul><li>Trauma counselling experience</li><li>Must live in British Columbia, Canada</li><li>Fully completed Masters in Counselling Psychology or Clinical Psychology</li><li>Credentialed as RCC</li><li>An emotion-focused or somatic-focused therapeutic lens</li><li>Lifespan Integration Therapy level 1 with intention to complete all 4 levels</li><li>A niche: one focused area of counselling in which you have extended training and excellence</li></ul><p><br></p><p>Independent Contractor duties will include</p><ul><li>Conducting brief introductory consults with clients</li><li>Scheduling and conducting 10-15 sessions with clients per week</li><li>Keeping timely notes, invoicing, and billing</li><li>Option to participate in marketing to grow your client load</li><li>Carrying your own business registration and liability insurance</li><li>Remaining in good standing with a regulating body such as BCACC</li><li>Maintaining a private, professional-looking location for online sessions</li><li>Demonstrating professional boundaries and ethical compliance with professional codes of conduct</li><li>Evidence of compassion, warmth, authenticity, integrity, and a quality work ethic</li></ul><p><br></p>

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