Online Mental Health Specialist

Better Help – Join the World’s Largest Online Therapy Platform!

At Better Help, we are on a mission to break down barriers to therapy and make mental health support accessible to everyone. Since our founding in 2013, we have become the world’s largest online therapy service, offering affordable and convenient therapy in 210 countries. We are looking for a group of qualified counselors and therapists to join our network as we prepare for our EU launch in The Netherlands.

• Work with a world-class organization during our expansion in Europe.
• All-in-one platform
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  Handle your sessions seamlessly without worrying about client acquisition, billing, or administrative tasks—we handle it all for you!
• Flexibility
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  Conduct therapy sessions from anywhere, with the support of a leading global platform.
• Specialized client populations
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  Focus on the areas you re most passionate about.
• Zero overhead
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  No fees are ever collected from the counselor.
• Autonomy over clinical decisions
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  You are the qualified and trained counselor. Better Help will defer to your clinical judgment and expertise about the most effective and clinically appropriate approach for each client.
• Resources to support you: Counselors on the Better Help platform receive a free Better Help account – so you can dedicate time to your own self-care!
• Competitive compensation and bonuses.

• Counselors looking for the flexibility to conduct teletherapy from anywhere.
• Counselors who want to focus on clinical work — we handle client acquisition, billing, and support.
• Counselors who are interested in working with specific populations or concerns.

• Qualified to practice as a WO-psycholoog (university education psychologist), Integrative Counselor, Psychosocial Counselor or Psychosocial Therapist.
• 3+ years of experience counseling adults.
• Ability to maintain a private environment for conducting therapy sessions.
• Must pass a background check.
• A reliable internet connection for teletherapy.

Counselors are not Better Help employees but independent contractors. The use of the word “bonus” refers to an incentive provided to independent contractors. It does not imply an employment relationship nor entitle any independent contractors to employee benefits.