Are you interested in joining the collective?

We welcome inquiries and letters of interest from like-minded mental health professionals.

At Intrepid Therapy Collective we offer…

An active community of practice that will push you to grow, hone, and innovate your clinical services in a collegial, team-oriented, and supportive work environment, one that is excited to help you achieve your personal and career goals.
Autonomy and support in creating a caseload that is engaging, meaningful, and particularly suited to you.
Referrals and assistance in building a caseload that reflects your professional goals.
Minimal paperwork.
Flexible scheduling and the ability to work remotely.
Above average group practice compensation – we seek to empower you to get to the next stage of your career and what you have to offer the world.
Synchronous and asynchronous clinical and case consultation.
Collaborative trainings and professional development opportunities
Business consultation, education, and supervision about how to practice in the private sphere including oversight and guidance with marketing and networking.
Entrepreneurial support and guidance for expanding your offerings beyond clinical work.
Expertise on psychotherapy and mental health research, theory, and professional development, and how they can best be applied or customized to your individual professional context.
Opportunities for growth (e.g., supervisory positions)

Mental health professionals seeking experience and to advance their skills in a private practice setting.
Mental health professionals who enjoy and value being a part of a team and community.
Mental health professionals who are working in other settings, such as a solo private practice, who value the benefits of being a part of a therapist collective in a part time capacity.
Mental health professionals who want to work in a group practice environment with a community of other practitioners, or who are interested in working privately but are not ready or interested in a solo practice.

Mental health professionals who are interested in private practice, but prefer not to manage the administrative side of being in private practice.
- This includes: reduction in barriers, costs, and risks in starting a private practice, reduction in time and costs in growing and maintaining a private practice, and, most importantly, being able to focus on the best parts of being a mental health professional: time with clients.
Mental health professionals seeking scaffolding, support, and guidance in advancing their careers–and honing where they want to go as an individual professional and in developing their services and approach.

We’re looking for mental health professionals who are…

Energized by helping others in a team and contributing to the growth of other team members.
Aligned with ITC’s mission, vision, and values.
Devoted to mastering the craft of psychotherapy.
Rank high on the personality traits of grit and openness.
Think independently, and are comfortable being nonconformists.
At home holding and contemplating multiple different perspectives and approaches to address problems of living.
Self-directed learners who are driven to follow through on ITC activities in a timely manner.
Passionate about developing their own style and approach of therapy.
Aim to someday be leaders within their field.
Love constructive feedback and focus on how it can better themselves in some way, even when they disagree with it.
Comfortable voicing their needs, standing up for their own point of view, and challenging others when appropriate.
Committed to valuing and learning from their own life experiences and history–and how it can benefit those they serve.
Creative and attentive to how they can use the resources at hand to achieve their own ends.