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Tidyminds, a neuroaffirming therapy practice in Canberra ACT, invites experienced Counsellor, Psychologist or Social Worker to join our private practice team. You will deliver effective, trauma-responsive therapy for adults, children, and families, working both independently and with colleagues.
Applicants must have tertiary qualifications in Counselling, Psychology or Social Work and current registration with AHPRA/PACFA/ACA/AASW; minimum three years post-qualification experience; Australian
Job Type: Permanent position | Full time position
Expected Salary: $95,000 – $120,000 per year Tidyminds is a neuroaffirming therapy practice established in Canberra ACT in 2020. We provide online and face-to-face therapeutic support for children, adults, couples and families, grounded in a deep respect for neurodiversity across the lifespan.
Our approach recognises and values the unique ways individuals think, feel, communicate, and connect. We offer a safe, comfortable, and welcoming therapeutic space where every client—regardless of neurotype—can be understood, supported, and empowered.
We are looking for an experienced Counsellor, Psychologist or Social Worker looking to build on their experience to join our team working in a dynamic private practice located in inner Canberra. Working both independently and as part of a team, you will be responsible for delivering effective, neuroaffirming and trauma-responsive therapy for adults, children, young people and their families. Enthusiasm for supporting neurodiverse individuals and families is a must!
Tertiary qualifications in Counselling , Psychology or Social Work and current (full or provisional) registration with AHPRA, PACFA, ACA or AASW. Minimum 3 years' post-qualification experience Previous experience working in a private practice (desirable)
Demonstrated understanding and commitment to neuroaffirming practice. Candidates must be Australian citizens or permanent residents. Experience working with and running therapy groups and programs highly regarded.
Experience working with a range of diverse clients including EAP, NDIS and Victim Support clients. You value ongoing growth, enjoy teamwork, and contribute positively to team development. You're approachable, collaborative, and passionate about sharing knowledge and learning from others.
You want a workplace with strong administrative and clinical support so you can focus on what matters most, your clients.
Steady referrals: strong demand and thoughtful intake matching
Supportive culture: calm pace, regulation-first, trauma-aware systems Clear scope: our focus on values that build lasting therapeutic relationships that enable clients to grow Simple admin: templates, systems, and support to keep it sustainable
Professional development: supervision/consult options and learning pathways. A supportive, welcoming team that shares knowledge freely. Regular individual and group supervision, including sessions with subject-matter experts.
Opportunities to develop or refine your own niche area of practice. Exceptional admin support and streamlined processes. A psychologically safe workplace with multiple feedback channels and trauma-informed practices.
A structured induction program and ongoing professional development, including in-house and external training. Access to affirming resources for therapy and assessment (EMDR, play and art therapy tools, neurodivergent-created affirming resources). Beautiful consulting rooms in the heart of Canberra
Opportunities to share your expertise through presentations, blogs, and community engagement.