Therapist (LPC​/Resident in Counseling

ABOUT CLEAR HORIZON

Clear Horizon Forensic & Counseling Group is a multidisciplinary behavioral health practice providing evidence-based therapy, court-ordered assessments, and supportive services for individuals navigating legal, family, and personal challenges. We partner with courts, attorneys, and probation officers across the DMV region to provide timely, professional, and client-centered care.

We are seeking an Independently Licensed Professional Counselor or Resident in Counseling to join our mental health team (1099 in-person position). The ideal candidate will provide comprehensive psychotherapy and counseling services to diverse client populations, including children, adolescents, adults, and seniors. This role involves conducting diagnostic evaluations, developing treatment plans, and delivering evidence-based interventions.

The Licensed Professional Counselor or Resident in Counseling will play a vital role in supporting clients through mental health challenges, behavioral issues, trauma recovery, and developmental disabilities, ensuring holistic patient care aligned with best practices and regulatory standards.

• Provide outpatient therapy (individual; family/couples/group as appropriate)
• Conduct diagnostic assessments, treatment planning, and ongoing progress monitoring
• Maintain timely, compliant documentation (EHR notes, treatment plans, discharge planning)
• Coordinate care with internal and external supports (with consent)
• Utilize evidence-based practices tailored to client needs
• Participate in consults/team collaboration and contribute to a strong clinical culture

• Master’s degree in Counseling, Social Work, Psychology, or related field; or Holds Virginia Resident in Counseling status
• Ability to manage caseload, documentation, and scheduling expectations
• Strong documentation and time-management skills
• Professional, ethical, and collaborative approach
• Complete intakes, biopsychosocial assessments, treatment planning, and ongoing documentation
• Use evidence-based approaches aligned with client needs
• Coordinate care with approved collateral contacts (with written consent), including PCPs, schools, probation, case managers, etc.
• Maintain accurate records and meet documentation and compliance standards
• Support a respectful, non-stigmatizing environment for clients navigating stress, trauma, substance use, legal involvement, or life instability