Integrative psychotherapist

• Guide clients in an engaged, professional, and respectful manner.
• Work from an an integrative vision or be open to different therapeutic frameworks and methodologies.
• Start from the client's request for help, pace, and own possibilities.
• Have an eye for the coherence between thinking, feeling, and doing.
• Work independently, with the opportunity to further develop one's own practice within the framework of the group practice.

What they ask

• Diploma in psychotherapy.
• Relevant education and experience in psychotherapy.
• Possess the necessary professional competencies to independently guide clients.
• Attach importance to professional reflection, further training, and quality care.
• Be able to work independently, but also see the added value of collaboration and intervision with colleagues.

Preferences.

• Expertise in stress, overstrain, and burnout is a significant added value.
• Other substantive expertises that align with the practice's operations and target group are welcome.

• Warm and professional working environment with room for individuality and initiative.
• Opportunity to further develop one's own expertise and interests.
• Opportunities for consultation, collaboration, and knowledge sharing with colleagues from different disciplines.
• A practice vision centered on mildness, connection, vulnerability, and quality.
• Space to apply one's own therapeutic style, within a shared human-centered vision.