Overview
Psychology Partners Group (PPG) is a comprehensive mental health practice in Westchester County that provides psychotherapy, art therapy, and neuropsychological testing services to children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. Our qualified, compassionate clinicians deliver customized services to promote healthy development, foster productive communication, and improve wellbeing at home, at school, at work, and in the community.
Our Art Therapy program, directed by Dr. Melissa Klay, is an important part of our multidisciplinary approach. The practice primarily treats high-functioning, insight-oriented individuals from childhood onward and is designed to function as a "one-stop" resource for Westchester families, offering a range of integrative treatment modalities. We are currently seeking a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist to join our warm, collaborative team and provide both individual and group art therapy.
Responsibilities and Duties
The Licensed Art Therapist will manage a clinical caseload of individual art therapy clients across the lifespan, including children, teens, and adults. The clinician will also have the opportunity to lead or co-lead specialized art therapy groups, such as our Kids ADHD, Divorce Support Group for Kids, Teen DBT Skills, or Women's Art Studio groups. Because our practice values unified expertise and coordinated care, the clinician will collaborate closely with other providers, including talk therapists, family therapists, and testing psychologists, to support shared clients.
Candidate Requirements
PPG is seeking a part- or full-time Licensed Creative Arts Therapist (LCAT) with strong experience providing individual art therapy to children and adolescents. Experience working with adults and families is highly preferred. Board certification (ATR-BC) is a strong plus.
The ideal candidate has demonstrable clinical expertise, an integrative mindset, and the ability to work independently and manage their time effectively. We are focused on creating a warm, collaborative environment for our staff, and we value team members who are eager to engage with colleagues across specialties. Active NY State LCAT licensure is required. Some evening and/or weekend hours are required.
Benefits
- Competitive compensation (part-time is fee-for-service, full-time is salaried)
- Contribution toward a health insurance plan of your choosing for full-time employees
- 401(k) benefits including matching
- Stipends for outside trainings and professional development
- A warm, supportive environment with cross-specialty clinical collaboration
How to Apply
Interested applicants should forward their curriculum vitae, a cover letter detailing their clinical approach, and two professional references to Dr. Melissa Klay, Director of the Art Therapy Program.