A Workplace That Supports, Inspires, and Elevates Therapists
Careers & Internships
We’re Hiring!
At Resilient Kids, therapy isn’t just a job—it’s a purpose. We’re a mission-driven group practice providing high-quality, evidence-based care to children, teens, and families across Delaware. From in-office sessions to nature-based therapy at our farm location—our commitment remains the same: to deliver innovative, culturally responsive, and deeply engaging care.
What It’s Really Like to Work Here:
Let’s talk about the things that truly matter—the stuff that shapes how it feels to show up for this work, every day.
We value integrity
We want therapists who take pride in their work. Who do what they say they’re going to do, who take initiative, and who care enough to follow through—even when no one’s watching. We’re building something real here, and we’re looking for people who feel like they’ve found the place they want to grow and stay.
We believe effort matters
Sometimes we’ll ask you to do things that take extra effort—like completing notes within 48 hours or giving a referral source a quick update on a mutual client. It might take a few minutes, but it reflects our integrity and our commitment to doing what’s right for the families we serve. That’s why local pediatricians, schools, and agencies continue to refer to us. We’ve earned their trust.
We believe in being real
We're not trying to be the biggest—we're trying to be the most authentic. And that attracts clinicians who feel like they’ve found home.
We believe in showing up for each other
We do things differently—on purpose. Whether it’s trauma-informed yoga at the farm or nature-based therapy with chickens, we’re always innovating. We believe in setting the bar high—not to compete, but to elevate the standard of care across Delaware. When we rise, so do the communities we serve.
We believe in inspiring one another
We believe the best care comes from a team that feels valued, supported, and energized. We don’t tolerate negativity. We hire people who are both skilled clinicians and good humans—because we want this to be a place where you feel proud to belong. You’ll inspire your clients, your coworkers, and the field itself.
We’re currently hiring for the roles below—and always looking for people who are passionate about making a difference.
Licensed Therapist & Clinical Supervisor In-Person, Office Based
Location: 801 Mapleton Avenue, Middletown, DE (Located in the Whitehall Wellness Center)
Type: 1099 Contractor
Schedule: 25 billable client hours/week, with clinical hours reduced per supervisee you supervise
Welcome to Resilient Kids Child & Family Therapy
Our Whitehall Wellness Center location in Middletown is a traditional outpatient setting—structured, in-office therapy with the support of a strong clinical team and full administrative backing. This role is exclusively for office-based clinical work and is not part of our farm-based or equine-assisted programs.
That said, we’re not your average outpatient practice. From equine-assisted psychotherapy to nature-based services at our farm, we take a whole-person approach to care—and we’re proud to be a hub of innovation, integration, and community impact.
You’ll be a vital part of that mission—providing exceptional therapy while mentoring unlicensed clinicians in our training program, helping to increase access to care for this generation and the next.
Why This Role Matters
We’re growing because the need in our community continues to grow—and we’re committed to meeting that need without compromising on quality. We believe every family who walks through our doors deserves a highly skilled therapist, and every new clinician deserves strong mentorship.
In this hybrid clinical + leadership role, you’ll help shape the future of the mental health field in Delaware. You’ll guide, support, and inspire the next generation of therapists—while staying grounded in your own meaningful client work.
The Opportunity
We’re hiring a fully licensed clinician (LPCMH, LCSW, LMFT, PsyD, or PhD) to join our Middletown team. This role includes a caseload of 25 billable client hours per week, with 2 clinical hours deducted per supervisee to allow time for supervision, documentation review, and consultation.
You’ll be an integral part of both your clients’ healing and your supervisees’ development—supported every step of the way by our collaborative leadership team.
What You’ll Do
Clinical (Office-Based):
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Provide individual, family, or parent therapy
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Conduct intakes, assessments, and treatment planning
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Maintain documentation within 48 hours of service
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Collaborate with caregivers, schools, and medical providers
Supervision & Mentorship:
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Provide weekly supervision (individual and/or group) for at least 2 unlicensed clinicians
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Co-sign documentation and provide supportive, growth-oriented feedback
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Support supervisees with productivity, documentation, and clinical confidence
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Assist with onboarding, hiring, and tracking team member progress with the Clinical Director
Who You Are
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Fully licensed in Delaware (LPCMH, LCSW, LMFT, PsyD, or PhD)
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At least 2 years of post-licensure clinical experience
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Passionate about providing therapy to children, teens, and families
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A strong communicator and thoughtful leader who enjoys mentoring others
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Excellent technology, communication, leadership, organization, and time-management skills
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Confident in your clinical judgment and decision-making abilities
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Already trained in a specialty area (e.g., trauma, ADHD, anxiety, Autism Spectrum, family systems) or eager to develop one (we’ll cover the cost!)
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Available for at least two evening shifts per week to accommodate working families (2:30pm and after)
Why You’ll Love Working Here
Compensation
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$48–$66/hour for client sessions (based on experience and hours worked)
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Paid per supervision hour + for each signed note and treatment plan
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Bonuses for supervisee documentation compliance
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Paid for late-cancel/no-show sessions (per our policy)
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You’re paid up front for every session you hold during that payroll cycle—no waiting on insurance reimbursements. Our billing team handles all claims and follow-up so you can focus on your clients, not collections.
Support & Growth
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Full admin support: billing, scheduling, credentialing, and client care
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Structured 90-day onboarding and clear expectations
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Monthly consult groups and ongoing clinical trainings
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Paid certification opportunities to support your specialty area
Flexibility
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Create a schedule that fits your life—many clinicians enjoy 4-day workweeks
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See clients in-office, complete documentation from anywhere
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Autonomy to shape your caseload around your clinical passions
More Reasons You’ll Love It Here
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We’ll pay for you to become certified in an approved area of specialization
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You get a flexible schedule built around your lifestyle and goals (yes, even 4-day weeks in the summer!)
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We’ll advertise and support your niche programs so you can grow in your passion areas
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You’ll be in charge of your caseload—you decide who you see and when
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Our admin staff is phenomenal—seriously. They’re here to support your success every step of the way
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We truly care about you as a person. We celebrate your first day, your birthday, and all the moments that matter
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We offer monthly consult groups, ongoing training, and real career development
Not for Everyone? Maybe, and That’s Okay
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We expect excellence—evidence-based care, quality documentation, and clinical integrity
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We don’t believe in canceling on clients without a true emergency
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We value communication and follow-through. If you’re struggling, we want you to speak up so we can support you
But if you’re a therapist who’s looking for more—more connection, more impact, more purpose—you just might love it here.
How to Apply
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Submit your application and resume
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Participate in a video call where we both learn about one another.
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Complete a mock session + submit a sample treatment plan and progress note
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Join us for a case consultation panel
Ready to reinvest in the work you love—while helping shape the future of the field?
We’d love to hear from you.
Licensed Therapist & Clinical Supervisor Nature-Based Therapy
Location: Buddy’s Place Farm, Middletown, DE
Type: 1099 Contractor
Schedule: 25 billable client hours per week, with clinical hours reduced proportionally based on the number of supervisees you support.
Welcome to Resilient Kids Child & Family Therapy
At Resilient Kids, therapy isn’t just a job—it’s a calling. We’re a mission-driven group practice dedicated to delivering high-quality, evidence-based care to children, teens, and families across Delaware.
As part of our nature-based therapy program at Buddy’s Place—a non-profit therapeutic farm in Middletown, DE—this role supports their mission to bring the benefits of agricultural-based therapy to children with disabilities. Through gardens, animals, and open space, we offer an inclusive environment where growth feels natural.
Our model blends traditional psychotherapy with hands-on, outdoor experiences like gardening, small animal care, and sensory-based interventions. While you’ll have access to an indoor office, most of your sessions will take place outdoors, using nature as both a setting and a tool for healing.
Whether it’s tending vegetables, feeding chickens, or engaging in structured farm routines, this work promotes self-regulation, responsibility, and genuine connection—especially for kids and teens who thrive outside traditional settings.
We welcome licensed therapists with backgrounds in gardening or animal care, as well as those who bring a strong interest and willingness to learn. If you’re eager to shift your clinical work outdoors, we’ll support you every step of the way.
In this role, you’ll also serve as a clinical supervisor—mentoring provisionally licensed therapists who are also part of the nature-based therapy program. Through weekly supervision, documentation review, and collaborative support, you’ll help shape confident, capable clinicians while continuing your own meaningful client work in one of the most restorative therapy settings available.
Why This Role Matters
We’re growing because the need in our community continues to grow—and we’re committed to meeting that need with creativity, compassion, and clinical excellence. As more families seek alternatives to traditional therapy settings, nature-based care offers a powerful path to healing through connection with animals, the land, and purposeful work.
At Resilient Kids, we believe every child deserves access to skilled, thoughtful therapy—and every emerging clinician deserves strong, supportive mentorship. In this hybrid clinical + leadership role, you’ll help shape the future of the mental health field in Delaware by guiding new therapists and delivering meaningful, farm-based care that meets kids where they are.
The Opportunity
We’re hiring a fully licensed clinician (LPCMH, LCSW, LMFT, PsyD, or PhD) to join our Middletown farm-based team. This role includes a caseload of 25 billable client hours per week, with clinical hours reduced proportionally based on the number of supervisees you support.
You’ll be an integral part of both your clients’ healing and your supervisees’ development—supported every step of the way by our collaborative leadership team.
What You’ll Do
Clinical (Nature-Based):
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Provide individual, family, or parent therapy sessions outdoors
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Integrate gardening, animal care, and nature-based activities into evidence based treatment
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Conduct intakes, assessments, and treatment planning
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Maintain documentation within 48 hours of service
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Collaborate with caregivers, schools, and medical providers
Supervision & Mentorship:
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Provide weekly supervision (individual and/or group) for at least 2 unlicensed clinicians
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Co-sign documentation and provide supportive, growth-oriented feedback
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Support supervisees with productivity, documentation, and clinical confidence
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Assist with onboarding, hiring, and tracking team member progress with the Clinical Director
Who You Are
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Fully licensed in Delaware (LPCMH, LCSW, LMFT, PsyD, or PhD)
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At least 2 years of post-licensure clinical experience
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Passionate about providing therapy to children, teens, and families
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A strong communicator and thoughtful leader who enjoys mentoring others
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Responsible, task-oriented, and dependable in both clinical and supervisory roles
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Excellent technology, communication, leadership, organization, and time-management skills
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Confident in your clinical judgment and decision-making abilities
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Already trained in a specialty area (e.g., trauma, ADHD, anxiety, Autism Spectrum, family systems) or eager to develop one (we’ll cover the cost!)
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Comfortable working in outdoor environments year-round and engaging in animal/garden care
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Available for at least two evening shifts per week to accommodate working families (2:30pm and after)
Why You’ll Love Working Here
Compensation
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$48–$66/hour for client sessions (based on license and hours worked)
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Paid per supervision hour + for each signed note and treatment plan
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Bonuses for supervisee documentation compliance
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Paid for late-cancel/no-show sessions (per our policy)
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You’re paid up front for every session you hold during that payroll cycle—no waiting on insurance reimbursements. Our billing team handles all claims and follow-up so you can focus on your clients, not collections.
Support & Growth
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Full admin support: billing, scheduling, credentialing, and client care
-
Structured 90-day onboarding and clear expectations
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Monthly consult groups and ongoing clinical trainings
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Paid certification opportunities to support your specialty area
Flexibility
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Create a schedule that fits your life—many clinicians enjoy 4-day workweeks
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Provide sessions at the farm; complete documentation from anywhere
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Autonomy to shape your caseload around your clinical passions
More Reasons You’ll Love It Here
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We’ll pay for you to become certified in animal assisted psychotherapy and/or horticultural therapy
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Work in a vibrant therapeutic farm setting—with horses, chickens, rabbits, a greenhouse, and garden
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You get a flexible schedule built around your lifestyle and goals (yes, even 4-day weeks in the summer!)
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We’ll advertise and support your niche programs so you can grow in your passion areas
-
You’ll be in charge of your caseload—you decide who you see and when
-
Our admin staff is phenomenal—seriously. They’re here to support your success every step of the way
-
We truly care about you as a person. We celebrate your first day, your birthday, and all the moments that matter
-
We offer monthly consult groups, ongoing training, and real career development
Not for Everyone? Maybe, and That’s Okay
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We expect excellence—evidence-based care, quality documentation, and clinical integrity.
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We don’t use animals in therapy—we partner with them. Every chicken, rabbit, and horse is a sentient being with a role in healing, and we expect our clinicians to engage with them thoughtfully, respectfully, and with care.
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We don’t believe in canceling on clients without a true emergency.
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We value communication and follow-through. If you’re struggling, we want you to speak up so we can support you.
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But if you’re a therapist who’s looking for more—more connection, more impact, more purpose—you just might love it here.
How to Apply
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Submit your application and resume
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Participate in a video call where we both learn about one another.
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Complete a mock session + submit a sample treatment plan and progress note
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Join us for a case consultation panel
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Ready to reinvest in the work you love—while helping shape the future of the field in a one-of-a-kind setting?
We’d love to hear from you.
Licensed Therapist & Clinical Supervisor Equine Assisted Psychotherapy
Location: Buddy’s Place Farm, Middletown, DE
Type: 1099 Contractor
Schedule: 25 billable client hours per week, with clinical hours reduced proportionally based on the number of supervisees you support.
This position is part of our equine-assisted therapy program at Buddy’s Place—a nonprofit therapeutic farm in Middletown, DE. Their mission is to expand access to farm-based and animal-assisted psychotherapy for children with disabilities and other unique needs.
Using the barn and pasture as our therapy space, we blend traditional talk therapy with experiential work alongside horses, integrating equine behavior, movement, and connection as clinical tools for healing. You'll also work within a broader nature-based framework, with our nature-based therapist who specifically work with small animals, gardens, and green spaces for holistic engagement.
We welcome therapists already trained in equine-assisted psychotherapy or those with a strong background in horsemanship and a deep desire to learn. We’ll provide training, mentorship, and the space to grow your clinical identity outdoors.
You’ll also take on a clinical leadership role—supervising provisionally licensed clinicians within the equine and farm-based program. You’ll support their development while continuing your own meaningful client work in one of the most unique therapy environments in the state.
Why This Role Matters
We’re growing because the need in our community continues to grow—and we’re committed to meeting that need with creativity, compassion, and clinical excellence. As more families seek alternatives to traditional office-based therapy, equine-assisted and nature-based care offers powerful ways to support emotional regulation, self-awareness, and healing through relationship—with the land, with animals, and with self.
At Resilient Kids, we believe every child deserves access to skilled, thoughtful therapy—and every emerging clinician deserves strong, supportive mentorship. In this hybrid clinical + leadership role, you’ll help shape the future of mental health care in Delaware, guiding new therapists while delivering purposeful, equine-based therapy that truly changes lives.
The Opportunity
We’re hiring a fully licensed clinician (LPCMH, LCSW, LMFT, PsyD, or PhD) to join our Middletown farm-based team. This role includes a caseload of 25 billable client hours per week, with clinical hours reduced proportionally based on the number of supervisees you support.
You’ll be a key part of both your clients’ healing and your supervisees’ development—supported every step of the way by our collaborative leadership team.
What You’ll Do
Clinical (Equine):
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Provide individual, family, or parent therapy outdoors in collaboration with horses and other farm-based resources
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Incorporate equine-assisted activities and interactions into evidence-based treatment
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Conduct intakes, assessments, and treatment planning
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Maintain documentation within 48 hours of service
-
Collaborate with caregivers, schools, and medical providers
Supervision & Mentorship:
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Provide weekly supervision (individual and/or group) for at least 2 unlicensed clinicians
-
Co-sign documentation and provide supportive, growth-oriented feedback
-
Support supervisees with productivity, documentation, and clinical confidence
-
Assist with onboarding, hiring, and tracking team member progress with the Clinical Director
Who You Are
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Fully licensed in Delaware (LPCMH, LCSW, LMFT, PsyD, or PhD)
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At least 2 years of post-licensure clinical experience
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Passionate about working with children, teens, and families in an outdoor setting
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A confident horse handler with experience in horsemanship—or eager to be trained in equine-assisted psychotherapy
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A strong communicator and thoughtful leader who enjoys mentoring others
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Responsible, task-oriented, and dependable in both clinical and supervisory roles
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Excellent technology, communication, leadership, organization, and time-management skills
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Skilled in or interested in trauma, ADHD, anxiety, Autism Spectrum, or family systems (we’ll help fund additional training)
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Comfortable working outdoors year-round and assisting with light barn and animal care
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Available for at least two evening shifts per week to accommodate working families (2:30pm and after)
Why You’ll Love Working Here
Compensation
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$48–$66/hour for client sessions (based on license and hours worked)
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Paid per supervision hour + for each signed note and treatment plan
-
Bonuses for supervisee documentation compliance
-
Paid for late-cancel/no-show sessions (per our policy)
-
Paid upfront each payroll cycle—no waiting on reimbursements. Our billing team handles all claims so you can focus on your clients, not collections.
Support & Growth
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Full admin support: billing, scheduling, credentialing, and client care
-
Structured 90-day onboarding and clear expectations
-
Monthly consult groups and ongoing clinical trainings
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Paid certification opportunities in equine-assisted psychotherapy and other specialty areas
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Work in a vibrant, mission-driven farm setting—with horses, chickens, rabbits, a greenhouse, and garden
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Supportive environment that values your well-being, your voice, and your creativity
Flexibility & Fulfillment
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Set a schedule that works for your life—many clinicians enjoy 4-day workweeks
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Provide sessions outdoors; complete documentation from anywhere
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Autonomy to shape your caseload around your clinical interests and niche areas
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Opportunities to lead programming, co-create new therapy experiences, and grow your own offerings
More Reasons You’ll Love It Here
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We’ll cover training in equine-assisted psychotherapy
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You’ll work with horses in an inclusive, trauma-informed setting
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We’ll advertise and support your niche programs so you can grow your passion projects
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You choose your caseload—who you see, when, and how
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Our admin team is exceptional—really. They’re here to help you succeed
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We celebrate you—your first day, your birthday, and all the little wins in between
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We offer consult groups, monthly check-ins, and real leadership support
Not for Everyone? Maybe, and That’s Okay
We expect excellence—evidence-based care, quality documentation, and clinical integrity.
We don’t use animals in therapy—we partner with them. Every horse, chicken, or rabbit is a sentient being with a role in healing. We expect our clinicians to treat them with thoughtfulness and respect.
We don’t believe in canceling on clients without a true emergency.
We value open communication and follow-through. If you need support, we want to know—so we can show up for you, too.
But if you’re a therapist looking for more—more connection, more purpose, more presence—you might have just found your place.
How to Apply
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Submit your application and resume
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Participate in a video call where we both learn about one another.
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Complete a mock session + submit a sample treatment plan and progress note
-
Join us for a case consultation panel
-
Ready to reinvest in the work you love—while helping shape the future of the field in a one-of-a-kind setting?
We’d love to hear from you.
Unlicensed Mental Health Therapist Training Program
From Graduate to Licensed Therapist in 2 Years: Join Our Comprehensive Training Program!
Launch Your Career as a Therapist with Us!
At Resilient Kids Child & Family Therapy, we believe there’s no limit to what you can achieve with the right support, training, and culture. We’ve created a unique Training Program designed to help unlicensed therapists grow into confident, highly skilled professionals—and earn licensure within two years.
We don’t do things the old-fashioned way. We’re always growing, innovating, and improving. Our mission is to become the practice to watch, not just in Delaware but across the nation. With holistic services like ecotherapy, equine-assisted psychotherapy, and garden therapy, we’re redefining what mental health care can look like—and we want you to be part of this exciting journey!
What Makes Us Different?
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A Supportive Learning Environment: Whether through individual supervision, group case consultations, or monthly diagnostic reviews with a Ph.D. psychologist, you’ll feel supported every step of the way.
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Growth and Specialization: We believe that people deserve care from experts, which is why we pay for your certifications and provide in-house training to help you master your craft.
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Fun and Inspiring Culture: At Resilient Kids, we believe work should be as rewarding as it is challenging. From team-building activities to celebrating your milestones, we foster an environment where you feel connected, supported, and inspired.
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High Standards, Big Goals: We set the bar high for ourselves and our team because that’s what our clients deserve. But we’re right there with you, offering guidance, encouragement, and plenty of laughs along the way.
What We’re Looking For
We’re seeking passionate, driven graduates who are:
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Excited to grow as therapists and open to learning.
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Dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care to children and families.
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Team players who bring positivity and a can-do attitude.
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Applicants must meet the following requirements:
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Master’s degree in a mental health-related field (e.g., Counseling, Social Work, Psychology) that qualifies for licensure in Delaware (LCSW, LPCMH, LMFT).
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At least one year of experience working with children and families, which can include an internship, practicum, or prior career experience.
For details on licensure requirements, review the Delaware Board of Mental Health and Chemical Dependency Professionals here.
What to Expect in the Application Process
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Complete Our Job Application
Use the link to fill out our application form, where you can also upload your resume. This will help us gain a deeper understanding of your qualifications and professional goals. -
Video Call
After completing the application, if our goals align and you’re still a great candidate, you’ll have the opportunity to learn more about our practice, daily workflow, and the responsibilities of an outpatient therapist working toward licensure. -
Next Steps
From there, you’ll provide two professional references and participate in a mock case consultation. This will include a video consultation for two cases, along with submitting a treatment plan and progress note.
What You’ll Get with Our Training Program
We’ve designed this program to help you grow into the best therapist you can be.
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Guaranteed Hours: Maintain a full-time caseload of 25+ client hours per week, with plenty of support to help you succeed.
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Supervision:
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Individual supervision three times a month.
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Group supervision once a month.
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Monthly diagnostic consultations with a Ph.D. psychologist to refine your skills.
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Training Opportunities:
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Monthly workshops on specialized topics like trauma-informed care, play therapy, and evidence-based interventions.
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Opportunities to suggest and shape training topics based on your needs.
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CEU Reimbursement: Customize your professional development with courses of your choice, on us.
Compensation and Benefits
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Competitive per-session pay: Your earnings grow with the number of sessions you complete.
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Incentives for high performance:
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Earn bonuses for meeting weekly caseload goals.
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Additional pay incentives for seeing more than 25 clients per week.
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A Culture that Cares: We celebrate your milestones, from your first client to the day you earn your license (and beyond).
Work Environment
At Resilient Kids, we know that being a therapist isn’t just a career—it’s a calling. The work we do is meaningful, challenging, and life-changing, and we’re here to ensure that you feel supported every step of the way.
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We Care About You: We believe that when our therapists are cared for, they are better able to care for their clients. That’s why we prioritize your well-being. Whether it’s helping you manage a challenging case, providing a listening ear when you need support, or helping you grow toward your goals, we’re here for you.
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Self-Care Matters: We encourage you to focus on the clients you’re most passionate about working with and align your caseload with your interests and strengths. By fostering a healthy balance between professional fulfillment and personal well-being, we ensure you’re able to bring your best self to every session.
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A Purpose-Driven Mission: The work we do has an impact that extends far beyond our office walls. Every session you lead, every child you empower, and every family you strengthen contributes to a ripple effect of resilience and hope in our community.
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Supportive Team Culture: You’ll join a team that understands the emotional investment this work requires. Together, we celebrate victories, provide encouragement, and share resources to help each other grow.
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Empowering Growth: We don’t just invest in our clients; we invest in you. With supervision, training, and opportunities to shape your career, we’ll help you become the therapist you’ve always wanted to be.
At Resilient Kids, you’ll find more than a job—you’ll find a purpose, a team, and a workplace that values the person behind the therapist.
How to Apply
Ready to grow with us?
1. Complete Our Job Application
Fill out our application form, where you can also upload your resume. This helps us gain a deeper understanding of your qualifications and professional goals.
2. Learn More
After completing the application, you’ll have the chance to learn more about our practice, workflow, and opportunities for licensed therapists.
3. Next Steps
Provide two professional references and participate in a mock case consultation, including a video consultation for two cases and submission of a treatment plan and progress note.
Internship Opportunity
Gain Real-World Experience with Resilient Kids
At Resilient Kids Child & Family Therapy, we’re passionate about helping children and families thrive—and we’re equally committed to supporting the next generation of mental health professionals. That’s why we offer one highly sought-after internship position per semester to provide hands-on training, mentorship, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact.
Why Intern With Us
As an intern at Resilient Kids, you’ll be immersed in a supportive and innovative environment designed to help you grow both personally and professionally. Here’s what you can expect:
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Hands-On Clinical Experience: Gain valuable experience working with children and families in a mental health setting. You’ll assist with assessments, treatment planning, and providing evidence-based care under the guidance of licensed professionals.
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Supervision and Mentorship: Work closely with experienced clinicians who are invested in your growth. You’ll receive one-on-one supervision, group case consultations, and diagnostic support to deepen your skills and confidence.
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Training Opportunities: Participate in monthly in-house trainings on topics like trauma-informed care, documentation standards, and innovative therapeutic modalities.
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A Fun and Inspiring Culture: From team-building activities to milestone celebrations, you’ll join a community that values connection, support, and collaboration.
What We’re Looking For
We offer one internship position per semester and are seeking motivated, passionate individuals eager to learn and grow in the field of mental health. This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience while contributing to meaningful work with children and families.
Eligibility Requirements:
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Graduate Program Enrollment: Must be currently enrolled in a graduate program in Counseling, Social Work, Psychology, or a related mental health field.
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Licensure Pathway: Internship must fulfill program requirements that align with future eligibility for licensure (e.g., LCSW, LPCMH, or LMFT).
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Interest in Children and Families: Candidates must demonstrate a strong commitment to working with children and families in a clinical setting.
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Organized and Self-Motivated: We’re looking for individuals who are organized, proactive, and capable of meeting deadlines, including completing documentation in a timely manner.
What You'll Gain
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Real-world experience in providing care to children and families.
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Valuable supervision hours and guidance to meet licensure requirements.
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Opportunities to learn innovative therapeutic modalities and build a foundation for your career in mental health.
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A supportive team dedicated to your success.
How to Apply
Ready to take the next step in your career? Here’s how to apply:
1. Submit Your Application
Send your resume, cover letter, and program requirements for your internship to marissa@resilientkidstherapy.com.
2. Application Review
After reviewing applications, we’ll reach out to selected candidates to schedule an interview.
3. Learn More
During the interview, you’ll have the opportunity to learn more about our practice, the role, and what makes Resilient Kids a great place to grow.
Your Future Starts Here
At Resilient Kids, we believe in equipping future mental health professionals with the skills, experience, and confidence they need to succeed. If you’re ready to learn, grow, and make a difference, we’d love to hear from you!