Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist

Salary: USD 85,000 - 115,000 DOEAbout the Role The Behavior Lab is seeking a compassionate and collaborative Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) to join our interdisciplinary team. This hybrid role supports neurodiverse children and their families through a blend of traditional therapy, caregiver coaching, and behaviorally informed practices. If you're passionate about delivering holistic, evidence-based mental health services in a flexible and supportive environment, we'd love to meet you.

What You'll Do: Core Therapy Services: Provide individual, couples, and family therapy focused on emotional, relational, and behavioral challenges Support families navigating autism, ADHD, anxiety, and parenting stress Use trauma-informed, systemic, and evidence-based interventions Maintain timely and accurate clinical documentation Behavioral Integration: Conduct clinical observations in home, clinic, school, or community settings Collaborate with BCBAs and behavioral teams to align mental health and behavior support plans Deliver caregiver coaching in reinforcement, co-regulation, and behavioral strategies Participate in interdisciplinary case conferences and treatment planning Help monitor goals related to communication, emotional regulation, and social development

Minimum Qualifications: Master's degree in Marriage & Family Therapy or related field Active LMFT license in the state of practice Experience working with children and families, especially those impacted by autism or developmental disabilities Strong skills in documentation, collaboration, and organization Comfortable working in diverse settings with a flexible schedule

Preferred Qualifications: Master's in Applied Behavior Analysis or coursework in behavioral science Experience supervising RBTs or interdisciplinary teams Trained in ACT, CBT, PCIT, SPACE, or other parent-mediated interventions Familiarity with electronic data collection systems Bilingual (Spanish-English)

Key Skills: Performance and time management Data collection and analysis Report writing Behavioral collaboration in clinical settings

Physical Requirements: Able to kneel, squat, crawl, sit, or stand for extended periods Comfortable working on the floor and managing behaviors in active environments Willingness to travel locally between client homes, clinics, and community locations Availability for occasional evenings and weekends Team Structure

Reports to: Lead LMFT > Director of Diagnostic & Mental Health > CCO > CEODirect Reports: Mid-tier Supervisors, Behavior Technicians Join a team where mental health meets behavioral science—and where your expertise drives change. Apply now and help us build a more compassionate, data-driven path forward for neurodiverse families.