Job Description
Join Compassionate Healing Psychotherapy & Consultation (CHPC), where your work as a trauma-focused therapist can grow into a meaningful, long-term clinical career.
CHPC specializes in Complex PTSD, attachment and developmental trauma, narcissistic and relational abuse, abusive relationships, and other complex mental health concerns. We are seeking master’s-level therapists who want to provide thoughtful, relationship-based, evidence-informed care within a collaborative trauma-specialty practice.
This role begins as a part-time W-2 position while you build your caseload , with a structured pathway toward established part-time and full-time salaried employment , as well as potential advanced clinical, supervisory, training, program-development, or leadership opportunities for qualified clinicians.
Clinicians interested in hybrid work may provide both telehealth and in-person services from our Chicago Loop office at 25 E. Washington Street, Chicago, IL 60602 .
Fully remote Illinois therapists are also welcome to apply.
As CHPC continues to grow, we may expand in-person services into additional Chicago-area and Illinois communities, creating future opportunities for clinicians to work closer to where they live and help develop services within their local communities.
Why it’s exciting to join CHPC: we are growing intentionally as a trauma-specialty practice, giving clinicians opportunities to do more than simply maintain a caseload. Team members may deepen a trauma specialty, develop groups and workshops, participate in advanced clinical training, contribute ideas for new programs, mentor others as they advance, and potentially grow into supervisory or leadership roles.
CHPC provides referrals, billing and administrative infrastructure, credentialing support, marketing, clinical consultation, trauma-focused training, and collaborative caseload-development support. Our goal is to allow therapists to spend more of their professional energy on excellent clinical care and professional growth rather than managing every aspect of running a private practice.
Your work may include individual, couples, family, and/or group psychotherapy; clinical intake and assessment; treatment planning; documentation; consultation; and collaboration with other professionals when clinically appropriate. Depending on your interests and experience, there may also be opportunities to develop specialty groups, workshops, psychoeducational programs, community initiatives, or other trauma-informed services.
This position may be especially appealing if you want one professional home where you can become an exceptional trauma therapist, build a sustainable caseload, continue learning, collaborate with a supportive team, and have opportunities to advance without having to build and operate a private practice on your own.
If that describes the kind of clinical career you are looking for, we would be glad to hear from you.
Compensation:$53,000 - $76,000+ yearly
Responsibilities:Provide compassionate individual, couples, family, and/or group psychotherapy to clients experiencing trauma and complex mental health concerns
Apply evidence-based and trauma-informed therapeutic approaches to support healing, resilience, and long-term change
Complete clinical intakes and trauma-informed assessments
Develop individualized treatment plans
Maintain accurate, timely progress notes and clinical documentation
Maintain appropriate professional and ethical boundaries
Build and maintain a consistent caseload with support from CHPC
Communicate professionally regarding scheduling, referrals, client care, and clinical concerns
Collaborate with colleagues and other professionals when clinically appropriate
Participate in clinical consultation, professional development, and team activities
Demonstrate consistent attendance, reliability, responsiveness, and follow-through
Continue developing expertise in trauma treatment and your chosen clinical specialty
Provide telehealth and/or in-person services based on role, location, and client needs
Required Qualifications
Master’s or doctoral degree in Counseling, Social Work, Psychology, Marriage & Family Therapy, or a related behavioral health field
Active Illinois clinical license or credential appropriate to the position
Illinois credentials may include LPC, LCPC, LSW, LCSW, ALMFT, or LMFT
Strong interest in trauma-focused psychotherapy and trauma-informed care
Sound clinical judgment, ethical practice, and professional boundaries
Ability to complete DSM-5-TR-informed assessments, treatment plans, and timely progress documentation
Comfortable providing telehealth services
Organized, dependable, responsive, and accountable
Able to work independently while remaining actively engaged with a collaborative clinical team
Commitment to culturally responsive, LGBTQ+ affirming, neurodiversity-affirming care
Appropriate confidential workspace and reliable technology for telehealth services
Master’s-level and doctoral clinicians are encouraged to apply.
Strongly Preferred
EMDR basic training or higher
Experience treating Complex PTSD
Experience working with survivors of narcissistic or relational abuse
Experience with attachment and developmental trauma
Somatic therapy training
IFS training or experience
Brainspotting or other advanced trauma training
Couples or relational therapy experience
Bilingual ability, particularly Spanish, Mandarin, Polish, Ukrainian, or another language represented within the communities we serve
Compassionate Healing Psychotherapy & Consultation (CHPC) is a trauma-specialty practice serving Illinois and Arizona. Our mission is to help clients heal from complex trauma while building a clinical environment where therapists can do thoughtful, meaningful work and grow into exceptional trauma professionals.
Our vision is to create a multidisciplinary practice known for clinical depth, compassionate care, innovation, and long-term professional development—not high-volume, impersonal therapy.
CHPC is anti-oppressive, LGBTQ+ affirming, multicultural, neurodiversity-affirming, and relationship-centered. Our values include integrity, accountability, collaboration, curiosity, clinical excellence, inclusion, and sustainable life-work balance.
We want clinicians to feel supported, challenged to grow, connected to a team, and proud of the work they do within CHPC.
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