Who We Are At Healing Roots Therapy, we believe that the strength of our team directly shapes the quality of care we provide. As an independently owned psychotherapy clinic, we are committed to offering personalized, thoughtful support to individuals, couples, and families within a space that prioritizes both connection and clinical integrity.
Our team includes over 25 trained professionals, including registered psychotherapists and social workers, who draw from a range of evidence-informed approaches to meet the unique needs of each client. We are intentional in delivering care that is both grounded in clinical knowledge and rooted in genuine, human connection.
What We're Looking For At Healing Roots Therapy and Healing Roots Health and Wellness, we are intentional in the way we support our clients. We are looking for a clinician who values depth, consistency, and meaningful clinical work, and who takes pride in contributing to a explicit, thorough understanding of each client’s needs through comprehensive assessment and thoughtful interpretation.
You bring a structured and detail-oriented approach to your work, recognizing the importance of accuracy, consistency, and clinical integrity in the assessment process. You approach each case with care, ensuring that your evaluations, formulations, and reports provide meaningful insight that can guide treatment, support planning, and long-term outcomes for individuals and families.
You are both clinically grounded and professionally accountable, able to balance clinical expertise with the organizational and documentation standards required for high-quality care. You take initiative when needed, manage your responsibilities with precision, and approach assessment, reporting, and communication with consistency, clarity, and professionalism.
You value collaboration, ongoing growth, and ethical practice, and engage with the broader clinical team to ensure continuity of care across both Healing Roots Therapy and Healing Roots Health and Wellness. You understand the importance of contributing not only through your assessments,



but through how your work supports the overall client experience within the clinic.
Key Responsibilities Conduct psychological and psychoeducational assessments for adults (experience supporting children and adolescents is an asset)
Assessment areas may include ADHD, learning disabilities, giftedness, executive functioning, diagnostic clarification, and social-emotional functioning
Provide end-to-end assessment services, including: Clinical interviews and records review
Administering/scoring (if choose to not have a psychometrist Support)
Interpretation and integration of standardized measures
Psychological reports and diagnostic letters
Feedback sessions with clients and families
Collaboration with schools, physicians, and allied professionals as needed

Therapy (Secondary Component)
Provide psychotherapy services to clients
Experience in couples and family therapy is considered an asset
Supervision & Leadership (Optional)
Opportunities to supervise training psychologists or psychotherapists, based on interest and capacity
Consultation, mentorship, and case review opportunities available
Supervision responsibilities are optional and tailored to experience.
What You Bring Ph.D. or Psy.D. in Clinical, Counselling, or School Psychology or Psychological Associate (Master Degree candidate)
Fully registered and in good standing with the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario (CPBAO)
Authorized to work in Canada
Minimum 5+ years of mental health experience
Declared competency in the areas of Clinical Psychology with no restrictions on license to practice
Declared competence in Assessment/Evaluation/Intervention
Excellent verbal and written communication; strong interpersonal, problem solving, and time management skills




Proficiency in technology is essential, including familiarity with Electronic Medical Records systems and Microsoft 365 applications
Demonstrated experience in clinical interviewing, diagnosis and formulation, consultation; knowledge of typical and atypical lifespan development; experience with a broad range of psychometric tools and principles; and statistical knowledge
Comfort working in a contractor role
The successful candidate must provide an acceptable Vulnerable Sector Screening
Assets: Authorization to conduct ASD assessments
Experience with supervision or mentorship
Experience in private or multidisciplinary practice
Multicultural counselling competence

Availability & Work Structure Availability 3 days a week for about 5 hours each day (15 hours a week)
Flexible with your availability
Optional weekend availability (1-2 Saturdays/Sundays/month; not required)
Practition has option to work in person (not required)
What We Offer Competitive hourly rate: $125- $150 per hour for psychotherapy and 60% split for assessments
Full administrative support, including scheduling, billing, coordination, and client communication, so you can focus on clinical work
Marketing and referral support managed entirely by the clinic
Assessment-related fees covered
A calm, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed clinical environment that supports focused, high-quality client care
A warm, collaborative team culture rooted in mutual respect, open communication, and shared values
Opportunities to connect through team gatherings and workplace events throughout the year
Access to periodic Lunch & Learn sessions and ongoing professional development opportunities
Opportunities to grow professionally, including the potential to step into mentorship or supervisory roles
A role that offers independence in your clinical work while being part of a connected team
A chance to explore new professional possibilities in an environment that values growth, reflection, and long term career development

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📌 Clinical Psychologist (Ontario)
🏢 Healing Roots Therapy
📍 Ontario