AddressPsychologist / Educational and Developmental Psychologist / Clinical Psychologist
(Part time or Full time)
Are you a compassionate and passionate Psychologist, dedicated to supporting individuals to thrive and wanting to feel genuinely supported and part of collaborative team? If so, we have an amazing opportunity for you to join our private psychology practice based in the beautiful beachside town of Busselton in the South West of WA.
About Insight Therapy Australia
We are a small team private practice committed to providing comprehensive neuroaffirming assessments across the lifespan and holistic and client-centered therapy supporting children, adolescents, and their families.
Our practice is dedicated to creating a safe, empathetic, and nurturing environment for our clients, where they are supported in exploring their inner world and the world around them while fostering their authentic self-understanding, neurodevelopment, and social-emotional wellbeing. We promote a positive and supportive team culture, we value collaboration and communication, and are committed to supporting team members areas of professional interest.
The Position
We are looking to expand our team with a Psychologist, who depending on qualifications and experience, can support our team to:
- Conduct thorough and affirming neurodevelopmental assessments for children, adolescents, and adults exploring Autism, ADHD, and other developmental conditions
- Administer Psycho-Educational assessments to evaluate children’s cognitive and learning profiles
- Collaborate with other professionals within the practice to design and implement tailored therapy plans, with a strong focus on neuro-affirming and evidence-based principles
- Provide neuroaffirming and trauma-informed Psychological Therapy and/or Play Therapy to children and adolescents
- Collaborate with parents and caregivers, providing support and psychoeducation, empowering them to support their child's well-being and development
- Collaborate with other allied health professionals to enhance support for client’s individual needs
- Demonstrate understanding and practical application of neuro-affirming approaches and practices
- Maintain professional practice documents (e.g., reporting documents, intervention plans, professional practice and professional development documents)
- Participate in team meetings, client case conferences, and professional development activities
Desired Experience
- Experience (or willingness to train) in conducting neuroaffirming neurodevelopmental assessments
- Experience in directive and non-directive Play Therapy and/or Creative Therapy
- Strong knowledge of evidence-based intervention and therapeutic practices related to neurodevelopmental disorders, child development, trauma, and play-based interventions
About you
- Empathic, supportive, and a client-centered approach to therapy with the ability to genuinely connect with children, adolescents, and families, creating a safe and trusting therapeutic relationship
- Have a positive and friendly disposition, outstanding interpersonal skills, and value individual diversity
- Demonstrated outstanding professional conduct and work ethic
- Growth mindset with ability to identify own learning needs, strengths, and limitations to improve skills and competencies
- Open and honest communication collaboration skills to work effectively with practice team members, clients, and other Allied Health professionals
- Demonstrated ability to be change-ready so that new processes and systems can be quickly integrated as we continue to grow, improve, and evolve as a practice
- Hold a Degree in Psychology, with experience in educational, developmental, or clinical psychology
- Current full registration with AHPRA by the Psychology Board of Australia as a Psychologist
Benefits
- Genuinely supportive induction and training program
- Access to regular and ongoing professional development opportunities to support your continued growth as a Psychologist and to stay updated of developments in the areas of neurodevelopment, child and adolescent psychology, neurodiversity, and play therapy approaches, enabling you to integrate new knowledge into your practice
- A genuinely supportive and inclusive work environment that values the wellbeing of team members
- The chance to work alongside a dedicated, supportive, and collaborative team of professionals who are passionate about making a positive impact in the lives of young people and neurodivergent individuals
- Competitive salary and benefits package
How to Apply
If you would like to work in a small-team practice committed to providing a neuro-affirming and nurturing space where individuals thrive, apply now. Submit your updated CV, a cover letter highlighting your relevant qualifications and experience, your approach to assessments and client-centered therapy, and a little background information about yourself! Please email *****@insighttherapyaustralia.com.au
Note: We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds. This position is available part-time or full-time, with flexible working conditions available
