Registered Psychologist

Newmoonpsychotherapy; Toronto; On-site; CAD 100,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Administrative support

Professional development grant

Supervision opportunities

Schedule flexibility

Job summary

New Moon Psychotherapy in Toronto, ON, is expanding its services to include comprehensive psychological assessment and optional psychotherapy caseloads. We seek a Registered Psychologist with assessment expertise to work with trauma-focused care and complex presentations.

You will focus on ADHD, autism, forensic/risk, and psychodiagnostic assessments, while maintaining flexible in-person hours two days per week and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team.

Qualifications

• PhD or PsyD in Clinical or Counselling Psychology.
• Registration in good standing with the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario (CPBAO) as a Psychologist.
• Autonomy to practise and conduct psychological assessments within relevant areas.

Responsibilities

• Lead psychological assessments, including ADHD, autism, forensic/risk, and psychodiagnostic evaluations.
• Provide psychotherapy to individuals, couples, and families as needed.
• Contribute to the development of the new assessment services and collaborate with the team.

Skills

Assessment experience

Trauma-focused care

Clinical collaboration

Sexuality therapy knowledge

Education

PhD or PsyD in Clinical or Counselling Psychology

Job description

Psychological Assessment & Psychotherapy

Registered Psychologist - Assessment & Psychotherapy

New Moon Psychotherapy is a thriving Toronto-based group practice specializing in trauma, relationship (couples and family), and sex therapy.

Our team is authentic, thoughtful, and clinically sharp. We believe deeply in our clients’ capacity to heal. We don’t collude with avoidance or treat trauma survivors as fragile. Instead, we provide compassionate, structured care that helps clients build safety, develop agency, and move toward meaningful recovery.

Alongside our core clinical work, we also provide support to individuals who have been accused or convicted of sexual and gender-based violence.

We are now expanding our services to include psychological assessment and are looking for a Registered Psychologist with expertise in assessment to join our team.

A key focus of this position is psychological assessment, with the opportunity to maintain an individual and/or couples psychotherapy caseload based on your interests and client need.

If you’re an experienced psychologist who is passionate about assessment, trauma-focused care, and complex clinical work—and wants to grow alongside a collaborative clinical team,we’d love to hear from you.

Psychological Assessment

We are particularly seeking psychologists with experience providing:

• Adult ADHD assessments
• Adult autism assessments
• Forensic and risk assessments, including offender, recidivism, violence, sexual offending, and related risk assessments
• Psychodiagnostic and differential diagnostic assessments

Our clients often present with complex and overlapping concerns. Assessment needs may include:

• PTSD and other trauma-related disorders
• ADHD and autism
• Depression and mood disorders
• Anxiety disorders
• Personality disorders
• Sexual and behavioural concerns, including out-of-control sexual behaviour
• Complex and overlapping mental health presentations

Given the population we serve, we particularly value experience diagnosing trauma-related disorders and thoughtfully considering the impact of traumatic life experiences when conducting differential diagnosis.

You do not need to provide every type of assessment listed above. Expertise in ADHD, autism, and/or forensic assessment is particularly sought after, and psychologists are welcome to offer additional assessments within their training, authorized areas, and scope of competence.

Psychological assessment is a new service at New Moon, with a clear focus on ADHD, autism, forensic/risk, and psychodiagnostic assessment that complements our established work in trauma, relationships, and sexuality.

As we build this area, you’ll have an opportunity to bring your expertise to the development of our assessment services and help shape how this work grows within the practice.

Clinical & Psychotherapy Work

Our primary areas of clinical practice are trauma, relationship (couples and family), and sex therapy.

Psychologists interested in maintaining a psychotherapy caseload may work with individuals, couples, and/or families experiencing:

• PTSD, complex trauma, and sexual trauma
• Sex and intimacy concerns, including out-of-control sexual behaviour, erectile dysfunction, pain with intercourse, and mismatched desire
• Couples and relationship concerns, including infidelity and betrayal, attachment, and relational distress
• Neurodivergence and its intersection with relationships, sexuality, and mental health
• Depression, anxiety, personality disorders, and other concerns that intersect with our primary areas of practice
• The psychological and relational impacts of being accused or convicted of sexual or gender-based violence

Depending on your training and interests, your clinical work may include individual psychotherapy, couples and family therapy, sex therapy, and trauma-focused psychotherapy.

• Believe, down to your core, that recovery from trauma is possible.
• Wholeheartedly reject labels such as “difficult” or “resistant” and approach each client with curiosity, compassion, and a willingness to understand what is driving their presentation.
• Have strong assessment skills and are comfortable working with complex and overlapping presentations.
• Understand how trauma can shape clinical presentation and thoughtfully consider traumatic life experiences when making a diagnosis.
• Have expertise in one or more of our priority assessment areas: ADHD, autism, forensic/risk, or psychodiagnostic assessment.
• Are trained in trauma-focused approaches such as CPT, EMDR, IFS, DBR, or DBT-PTSD, if providing trauma psychotherapy.
• Believe clients are active participants in the therapeutic process and provide care that builds agency rather than reinforcing avoidance or fragilizing clients.
• Feel comfortable having open, nuanced, and non-judgmental conversations about trauma, sexuality, relationships, offending behaviour, and other experiences that may carry significant stigma.
• Provide sex-positive, culturally responsive, and affirming care across identities.
• Value professional autonomy while also enjoying consultation and collaboration with a community of thoughtful clinicians.

Requirements

• A PhD or PsyD in Clinical or Counselling Psychology.
• Registration in good standing with the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario (CPBAO) as a Psychologist.
• Authorization to practise autonomously and conduct psychological assessments within the relevant areas of practice.
• Training and demonstrated experience in psychological assessment and differential diagnosis.
• Experience providing ADHD, autism, forensic/risk, and/or psychodiagnostic assessments.
• Experience assessing trauma‑related disorders and considering the impact of trauma within diagnostic formulation and differential diagnosis.
• Availability to provide in-person services at least two days per week.

This is a specialized position requiring established assessment training and clinical experience.

Schedule & In-Office Commitment

Our clinical hours include:

• Daytime: 8:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
• Evening: 3:00–9:00 p.m.

Applicants must be available to provide in-person services at least two days per week within these clinical hours.

Clinicians otherwise have flexibility in establishing their schedules and may incorporate virtual services where clinically appropriate.

What You'll Love About Working With Us

• A bright, welcoming office near Queen and Spadina, with access to a rooftop patio during the summer.
• A steady stream of referrals from an established practice specializing in trauma, relationships, and sexuality.
• Comprehensive administrative support, including advertising, intake, scheduling, billing, and tech, so you can focus on your clinical work.
• Quarterly Lunch & Learns, clinical consultation opportunities, and an annual professional development grant.
• A thoughtful, collaborative team grounded in trauma-informed and anti-oppressive care.
• Flexibility to combine psychological assessment with individual and/or couples psychotherapy.
• The opportunity to help shape and grow our new psychological assessment services.
• Optional paid opportunities to provide clinical supervision, case consultation, workshops, professional trainings, and program development.
• The potential to grow into a future Psychology & Assessment Lead role for someone interested in leadership.

We want to grow alongside someone who is passionate about this work. If you’re excited about developing your work in assessment, forensic psychology, trauma treatment, sex therapy, supervision, teaching, training, or program development, we want to support you in pursuing those interests at New Moon.

We’re Committed to Inclusion

New Moon Psychotherapy is committed to creating an anti-oppressive and affirming environment for both our clients and our team.

We warmly welcome applications from psychologists who identify as BIPOC, 2SLGBTQIA+, disabled, neurodivergent, or as members of communities historically underrepresented in mental health care.

We deeply value lived experience. While self-disclosure is never expected or required, please know that all of who you are is welcome here.