Psychotherapist (Integrative/Expressive Arts)

Quick Facts

• Role: Psychotherapist (integrative/expressive arts), embedded in a primary care clinic

• Sessions: Short-term, solution-focused care in 3–5 sessions

• Work schedule: Full-time, Monday–Friday, days

Description

Provide integrative psychotherapy using expressive arts therapy for individuals, children, and families in a primary care setting. Perform comprehensive biopsychosocial assessment and counseling for mental, emotional, social, and behavioral issues related to chronic or life-threatening illness. Partner with physicians and interdisciplinary teams to support care coordination and help patients develop tools for coping, stress management, grief and loss, and healthy behavioral change.

Responsibilities

• Deliver integrative, expressive arts–based psychotherapy

• Conduct biopsychosocial assessment and diagnosis across the lifespan

• Provide evidence-based, brief therapeutic interventions for integrated care

• Support health behavior change, stress management, and coping with grief and loss

• Perform clinical risk assessment, crisis intervention, and safety planning

• Develop culturally responsive treatment plans aligned with medical care goals

• Collaborate with physicians and health practitioners on treatment planning and care coordination

• Coordinate with other psychotherapists to sustain best practices in integrative psychotherapy and guided imagery

Requirements

• Master’s degree in a mental health discipline

• California licensure: LCSW or LMFT or California Psychologist

• 2 years of recent relevant experience

Benefits

Comprehensive benefits package included.