Careers
Inspired Practice LLC, was developed from a passion to support emerging psychotherapy professionals in realizing their vision for the therapy practice they’ve dreamed of. We partner with therapists who align with our mission to personalize clinical practice through a customized client-therapist matching process. Therapists are connected with clients seeking a provider with their unique area of expertise and practice interests. Clients are paired with therapists who are energized and inspired by working with clients like them. This synchronous, holistic connection is individualized to ensure the right fit. Therapists are paired with a clinical supervisor to support them every step along the way, providing clinical direction and guidance while the therapist builds their own inspired practice.
Employment Openings
Yoga Therapy Associate I (IAYT-C)
Description
Certified Yoga Therapist from an IAYT-C accredited program. Responsible for facilitating individual and group yoga therapy sessions, maintaining up to date progress notes and HIPPA compliant documentation, participating in weekly group supervision. 1099 Independent Contractor position. Part time (5+ clients per week) Full time (20+ clients per week).
Qualifications
Current IAYT-C with experience including individual and group sessions, excellent written and verbal communication skills, detail oriented, commitment to ethical, anti-racist practice. Maintains appropriate technology (Computer, cell phone).
Clinical Associate II (LCSW)
Description
Responsible for facilitating individual, couples, family, and group therapy sessions, and maintaining up to date progress notes and HIPPA compliant documentation, participating in weekly clinical team consultation meetings. 1099 Independent Contractor position. Part time (5+ clients per week) Full time (20+ clients per week).
Qualifications
Masters of Social Work degree from an accredited program and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Texas, strong clinical experience including assessment, diagnosis, and treatment planning, excellent written and verbal communication skills, detail oriented, commitment to ethical, anti-racist practice. Maintains appropriate technology (Computer, cell phone).
Clinical Associate I (LMSW)
Description
Masters of Social Work degree from an accredited program and a Licensed Master Social Worker in Texas. Responsible for facilitating individual, couples, family, and group therapy sessions, maintaining up to date progress notes and HIPPA compliant documentation, participating in weekly group clinical supervision. 1099 Independent Contractor position. Part time (5+ clients per week) Full time (20+ clients per week).
Qualifications
Current LMSW in Texas pursuing an LCSW, strong clinical experience including assessment, diagnosis, and treatment planning, excellent written and verbal communication skills, detail oriented, commitment to ethical, anti-racist practice. Maintains appropriate technology (Computer, cell phone).
Internship Openings
Clinical Intern (MSW Advanced Student)
Description
The MSW Advanced Clinical Intern is a second-year master's-level practicum student who provides supervised psychotherapy services while developing advanced clinical competencies in an integrated behavioral health private practice. Under the supervision of licensed clinical social workers, the Advanced Clinical Intern conducts comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments, develops treatment plans, provides individual, couples, family, and group psychotherapy, and utilizes evidence-informed interventions tailored to client needs. Interns maintain an active clinical caseload (3-5 clients), complete timely clinical documentation, and participate in interdisciplinary case consultation. Advanced interns also design and facilitate psychoeducational workshops, contribute to community outreach initiatives, collaborate on program development, and participate in quality improvement and practice operations. Weekly group clinical supervision and ongoing professional development are integral components of the training experience. This placement prepares students for independent clinical practice by strengthening assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, therapeutic intervention, ethical decision-making, and professional leadership skills.
Qualifications
Current second-year (advanced) MSW student enrolled in an accredited social work program; Eligible for advanced clinical practicum through their university; Demonstrated interest in clinical social work and psychotherapy; Strong clinical writing, interpersonal, and organizational skills; Commitment of up to 25 hours per week, based on university requirements; Recent MSW graduates seeking post-graduate clinical experience may also be considered for select training opportunities, when available.
MSW Foundation Intern
Description
The MSW Foundation Student Intern is a first-year master's-level practicum student who builds foundational clinical social work competencies within a collaborative private practice setting. Under close supervision, the intern develops skills in engagement, assessment, care coordination, group facilitation, psychoeducation, and evidence-informed practice. Responsibilities include providing case management services, conducting biopsychosocial assessments, facilitating psychoeducational and support groups, assisting with community outreach and presentations, participating in interdisciplinary treatment planning, and maintaining clinical documentation. As competencies develop, interns may maintain a small supervised caseload of approximately 1–2 individual therapy clients. Foundation interns participate in weekly individual supervision, group clinical consultation, professional development activities, and practice meetings designed to support clinical skill development and professional identity formation.
Qualifications
Current first-year MSW student enrolled in an accredited social work program; Eligible for foundation practicum placement through their university; Interest in trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and evidence-based practice; Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills; Commitment of up to 25 hours per week, based on university requirements.
BSW Intern
Description
The BSW Student Intern is a bachelor's-level practicum student who develops foundational social work skills in a supportive, trauma-informed private practice environment. Working under supervision, the intern serves as an initial point of contact for prospective clients and assists with client engagement, care coordination, and practice operations. Responsibilities include facilitating the client intake process, conducting screening consultations, matching prospective clients with appropriate therapists, responding to general inquiries, coordinating referrals, and supporting administrative and operational workflows. The BSW Student Intern also provides strengths-based case management services, assists with community resource navigation, participates in outreach activities, and collaborates with the clinical and operations teams to enhance client access to care. This placement emphasizes professional communication, ethical practice, client engagement, case management, interdisciplinary collaboration, and exposure to behavioral health practice operations.
Qualifications
Current BSW student enrolled in an accredited social work program; Eligible for field placement through their university; Strong interpersonal and communication skills; Interest in behavioral health, trauma-informed care, and private practice; Ability to work collaboratively while maintaining professional boundaries; Commitment of up to 25 hours per week, based on university requirements.
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