LMFT Private Practice Owner & Supervisor (TX)

Mindful Therapy Group; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 75,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Office spaces

Referral support

Marketing support

Credentialing

Operations support

Secure EHR

Practice coaching

Transparent payouts

Job summary

Mindful Therapy Group in Texas offers clinicians the opportunity to own a private practice with infrastructure and support to grow your caseload. You will access welcoming office spaces, referral support, marketing, insurance credentialing, and operational assistance to reclaim time for client care.

Across markets, in-person services are expanding, with a provider-centric model that reduces administrative burdens while preserving clinical autonomy.

Qualifications

• Active or pending independent clinical license in good standing.
• Master’s or doctoral degree in a behavioral health field.
• Ability to diagnose, develop treatment plans, and provide psychotherapy within your scope of practice.
• Commitment to high clinical, legal, and ethical standards.
• Consistent availability and timely documentation.
• Willingness to participate in practice setup and coaching.
• Motivation to start and grow your own private practice.
• Required professional liability insurance and business credentials.
• Interest in providing consistent in-person care.

Skills

Independent clinical license

Diagnosis & treatment planning

In-person care

Documentation & compliance

Practice setup & coaching

In-depth clinical ethics

Private practice enthusiasm

Liability insurance

Non-remote collaboration

Education

Master’s or doctoral degree in behavioral health

Job description

Mindful Therapy Group in Texas offers clinicians the opportunity to own a private practice with infrastructure and support to grow your caseload. You will access welcoming office spaces, referral support, marketing, insurance credentialing, and operational assistance to reclaim time for client care.

Across markets, in-person services are expanding, with a provider-centric model that reduces administrative burdens while preserving clinical autonomy.