Mental Health Therapist

RWC Counselling & Psychology is growing, and we’re looking for an experienced

Mental Health Therapist with advanced training and experience supporting couplesthrough relationship challenges, conflict, communication difficulties, emotional disconnection, and major relationship transitions.

We’re looking for a therapist who genuinely enjoys couples work and understands that relationships are complex. You can hold space for two people at once, recognize the cycle underneath the argument, remain grounded when emotions run high, and help couples move toward greater understanding, accountability, connection, and repair.

This is an opportunity to join a warm, collaborative clinical team while building a meaningful caseload within a growing Calgary practice.

At RWC Counselling & Psychology, we believe therapy should beevidence-based, compassionate, collaborative, and deeply human.

Our team provides counselling and psychological services for individuals, couples, families, children, and youth, with areas of focus including:

• Couples & Relationship Therapy
• Anxiety & Depression
• Family & Youth Therapy
• Men’s Mental Health
• Stress & Burnout
• Emotional Regulation
• Life Transitions

We care deeply about the experience of our clients, but we also care about the experience of our clinicians.

We want therapists to have the support, autonomy, collaboration, and professional development they need to do excellent clinical work without feeling like they have to do everything alone.

As a Mental Health Therapist at RWC, you will maintain your own clinical caseload while working collaboratively as part of our broader clinical team.

A significant portion of your practice will involvecouples and relationship therapy, so we are specifically looking for someone who already has training and experience in this area.

Your work may include supporting couples experiencing:

• Recurring conflict and communication breakdowns
• Emotional disconnection
• Attachment injuries
• Trust concerns
• Infidelity and betrayal
• Relationship transitions
• Intimacy concerns
• Difficulties with emotional regulation
• Separation or uncertainty about the future of the relationship
• Discernment and relationship decision-making

You may also work with individual clients experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, burnout, grief, self-esteem concerns, or relationship difficulties.

• Provide high-quality, evidence-based therapy to couples and individual clients.
• Complete comprehensive assessments, treatment planning, and ongoing clinical evaluation.
• Create a therapeutic environment that is compassionate, inclusive, collaborative, and client-centred.
• Maintain appropriate professional boundaries and practise within your scope of competence.
• Recognize when consultation, additional support, or referral is clinically appropriate.
• Maintain awareness of risk, safety, and ethical considerations throughout treatment.

• Assess relationship patterns rather than simply focusing on the content of individual arguments.
• Help couples identify recurring conflict cycles and underlying attachment needs.
• Facilitate healthier communication, accountability, repair, and reconnection.
• Maintain a balanced therapeutic alliance with both partners.
• Work effectively with complex relationship concerns while remaining grounded and clinically thoughtful.
• Collaborate with individual therapists or other professionals when appropriate and with client consent.

• Complete clinical documentation accurately and within required timelines.
• Maintain charts in accordance with professional, ethical, legal, and clinic standards.
• Maintain appropriate informed consent and confidentiality practices.
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