Licensed Marriage Family Therapist

Licensed marriage and family therapists (LMFT or MFT) are marriage and family therapists licensed to practice marriage and family therapy in their state. This license authorizes them to provide a wide range of counseling services to individuals, couples, families, and groups.

Though marriage and family therapy places a strong emphasis on the family unit, LMFTs routinely counsel individuals. This therapy often occurs as part of a larger family counseling project. For instance, a family might seek therapy to deal with marriage issues and child behavior problems. The therapist might see the family together, in addition to separately counseling each individual.

LMFT Qualifications

• State Licensed
• No experience necessary
• Part-time | Full-time | Weekends
• Basic computer skills

Why Join the ACT team?

We can help with the supervised experience in our in-office counseling environment. Once you have completed your requisite hours, you can be trained in teletherapy, allowing you the convenience of working some or all your time remotely.

We handle the administrative details!

ACT does all the heavy lifting. We take care of acquiring clients, billing, insurance, support, and operations. We handle it all for you and offer you the flexibility to work full or part-time. Maximize your income by focusing on billable hours, not on billing!

In Person Counseling and/or Teletherapy

If you are a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) or Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) we encourage to apply and join our growing team!

You have the option of working in office, remotely, or a combination of both.

Requirements

Experience counseling adults, couples, and/or teens. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Reliable Internet connection for teletherapy. US resident with one of the aforementioned licenses.

Note: Counselors are independent providers, not ACT Teletherapy employees.