Help deliver publicly funded CBT for depression and anxiety through CMHA-YRSS’s Low Intensity OSP program. Work independently within evidence-based clinical guidelines.

The CBT Clinician supports a stepped-care model designed to match clients with short-term treatment and shorter waits. Serving people with mild to moderate depression, anxiety, and related conditions, the clinician may assess, triage, treat, or provide interim support. Clinician Assisted Bibliotherapy is delivered by telephone through 30-minute weekly therapy sessions. CBT protocols generally span six to eight sessions, with clinicians guiding clients through a gold-standard self-help workbook. Strong knowledge of psychotherapy, mood and anxiety disorders, and symptom measures is central to the work. This full time permanent position involves 35 hours per week, with day, evening, and weekend scheduling based on client needs.



The clinician works primarily from Vaughan and may occasionally travel for training or meetings.

Key Responsibilities:

- Support stepped-care treatment for eligible OSP clients
- Assess and triage client needs
- Deliver short-term CBT and related approaches
- Interpret symptom and outcome measures
- Work independently to deliver timely results

Requirements:

- Master’s degree in a relevant health or social services field
- Membership in an Ontario college authorized for psychotherapy
- Knowledge of depressive and anxiety disorder treatment
- Knowledge of psychotherapy and full assessment techniques
- Ability to adapt readily to change

Bring CBT training, psychotherapy knowledge, and independent assessment skills to short-term treatment for depression and anxiety.

📌 CBT Therapist Depression Anxiety Programs (Vaughan)
🏢 Indigenous professionals
📍 Vaughan