(Psycho)therapist

• Work as a relationship therapist (and sexologist), body-oriented (psycho)therapist, or psychotherapist for individual talk therapy.
• Participate in monthly supervisions.
• Participate in quarterly team meetings.

What they ask

• A therapy training, preferably a 4-year program.
• Be open to other relevant training programs.
• Work at least 1 day per week (2 half-days).
• A plus: being able to work some evening hours.
• Good command of Dutch.
• Master: Psychology
• Master: Physiotherapy and movement sciences
• Professional bachelor: Occupational Therapy
• Master: Occupational Therapy
• Professional bachelor: Psychology
• Professional bachelor: Social Work
• Or equivalent through experience.

What they offer.

• As a psychotherapist: rental of a cozy consultation room, part of a larger apartment, with therapeutic materials.
• As a body-oriented therapist: rental of a living room with a treatment table, a mattress, and a wheeled stool. All yoga supplies are also available.
• Shared kitchen with a south-facing terrace and seat cushions.
• Shared bathroom where you can shower.
• Your own email address.
• Opportunity to receive personal registrations as well as registrations through the practice (coordinated by the practice owner).
• Access to an electronic patient file (EPD) through the practice.
• Opportunity to refer clients to body-oriented group series (mindfulness, breathwork & TRE).
• Opportunity for collaboration between talk therapists and body-oriented therapists in client treatment.
• Participation in monthly supervisions with external supervisors.
• Quarterly team dinner.