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Treehouse Family Counseling Services in San Ramon, California is seeking a Clinical Director to join our leadership team. This role combines a limited clinical caseload with protected time for clinical leadership, supervision, consultation, staff development, quality assurance, and program support.
You will provide clinical leadership and mentorship to therapists, supervise associates, support complex cases and family-system work, and collaborate with the Owner/CEO and administrative team while
Are you an experienced clinician who loves clinical work—but also finds yourself drawn to mentoring and developing other therapists?
Treehouse Family Counseling Services is seeking a warm, experienced, and thoughtful Clinical Director to join our leadership team.
For more than 30 years, Treehouse has provided children, adolescents, adults, and families with a safe place to heal and grow. Our practice is grounded in relationships, developmental understanding, trauma-informed care, play and expressive approaches, and respect for the individual needs of the children and families we serve.
We are looking for someone who wants to remain clinically connected while becoming an important leader within an established and collaborative child- and family-centered practice.
This is an approximately 25–30 hour-per-week position combining a limited clinical caseload with protected time for clinical leadership, supervision, consultation, staff development, quality assurance, and program support.
The Clinical Director will initially maintain approximately 8 clinical sessions per week, with an anticipated ongoing caseload of approximately 8–10 sessions as the individual becomes established in the role. Importantly, Clinical Director responsibilities are protected work time and are not expected to occur simply between client sessions.
Clinically experienced. You have confidence in your clinical judgment while remaining curious and open to consultation.
A mentor. You enjoy helping other clinicians develop rather than simply telling them what to do.
Warm and accountable. You can support people compassionately while also having difficult conversations when necessary.
Thoughtful under pressure. You can remain grounded when clinical situations become complicated.
Comfortable making decisions. You do not need someone else to make every difficult call, but you recognize when consultation or escalation is important.
Collaborative. You respect the professional judgment of experienced clinicians and understand that leadership does not mean everyone must practice exactly as you do.
Committed to children and families. You understand that effective work with children requires attention to development, relationships, caregivers, and family systems.
Candidates must hold a current California license in good standing as an LMFT, LCSW, LPCC, or licensed psychologist and have substantial clinical experience.
We strongly value experience in:
Experience with play therapy, sandtray, expressive therapies, trauma treatment, high-conflict family systems, or parent support is particularly welcome. Registered Play Therapist™ and Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor™ credentials are valued but are not required.
$80–$85 per hour, depending upon experience and qualifications, plus eligible benefits.
Approximately 25–30 hours per week, with approximately 28 hours serving as the anticipated planning target. Some scheduling flexibility is available. Availability during times when Treehouse clinicians are actively seeing clients will be important.
Treehouse is not simply a group of clinicians working independently under the same roof. We have intentionally created a collaborative clinical community where therapists can ask questions, consult with one another, continue developing professionally, and provide thoughtful care to children and families.
We believe strong clinicians do not need a leader who always has the answer. They need a leader who knows how to ask good questions, think alongside them, provide direction when necessary, and help them develop confidence in their own clinical judgment.
We are looking for someone who wants to help carry that philosophy forward while also bringing their own experience, strengths, and ideas to the next chapter of Treehouse.
Please submit a résumé or CV and a brief letter of interest describing your clinical background, your experience with children, adolescents, and families, your leadership, supervision, or mentoring experience, your primary areas of clinical expertise, and what interests you about becoming a Clinical Director.
We would especially like to hear your thoughts about: What makes someone an effective clinical supervisor or clinical leader?
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