Clinical Counsellor

Road To Hana Counselling and Wellness; Vancouver; On-site; CAD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

60/40 compensation split

Clinical supervision access

On-site gym access

Job summary

Road To Hana Counselling and Wellness in Vancouver is seeking a licensed Clinical Counsellor who shares our feminist and anti-oppressive approach. This role is ideal for a clinician who values evidence-based care within a values-driven studio and collaborative supervision.

Join us in a private-practice setting with a 60/40 split, access to clinical supervision, and an on-site gym to support clinician wellbeing and sustainable practice.

Qualifications

• Licensed in good standing (RCC, CCC, or RSW); interns accepted.
• Alignment with feminist and anti-oppressive frameworks.
• Interest in private-practice environment.

Skills

Feminist therapy

Anti-oppressive framework

Education

Licensed Clinical Counsellor (RCC/CCC/RSW)

Tools

EMDR

Somatic therapies

Job description

We are an upscale, values-driven therapy studio offering evidence-based care in a thoughtfully designed clinical environment. Our work is grounded in feminist and anti-oppressive frameworks, and we are committed to creating a space that is both inclusive and affirming.

The Role

We are seeking a licensed Clinical Counsellor to join our team. This role is best suited for a clinician who aligns with feminist and anti-oppressive approaches to therapy.

Qualifications (Required)

• Licensed and in good standing (RCC, CCC, or RSW) — interns and provisional status are accepted
• Demonstrated alignment with feminist and anti-oppressive frameworks
• Interest in working within the private-practise space

Assets

• Established niche or area of specialization (e.g., sex-therapy, art therapy, etc.)
• Advanced training (e.g., EMDR, somatic therapies, etc.)

What We Offer

• 60/40 split to begin
• Access to clinical supervision to support your ongoing development
• On-site office gym access to support clinician wellbeing and sustainability