Apply advanced training in dual diagnosis and neurodivergent youth as a Clinical Therapist at ROCK. Provide individualized assessment and treatment within a hybrid Halton Region setting.

As part of ROCK’s Autism Services team, you will support children and youth with autism and co-occurring concerns. Your clinical practice includes anxiety, depression, self-harm, and suicidal ideation, alongside family-focused therapy. You will work collaboratively with Behaviour Analysts and other professionals, maintain documentation, and contribute to program development. This contract position ends in March 2028.

Key Responsibilities:

- Deliver psychotherapeutic treatment to autistic clients
- Conduct individual, family, and parent-child interventions
- Adapt interventions to clients’ needs and goals




- Collaborate with professionals and community partners
- Supervise students and trainees in clinical settings

Requirements:

- Relevant master’s degree and accredited professional registration
- Advanced training treating dual diagnosis and neurodivergent youth
- Minimum three years’ clinical experience with families
- Previous Applied Behaviour Analysis experience considered an asset
- Technology proficiency and virtual environment experience

Combine clinical assessment, psychotherapy, and family psychoeducation to advance secure, respectful care for autistic youth at ROCK.

📌 Neurodivergent Youth Clinical Therapist (Burlington)
🏢 ROCK Reach Out Centre for Kids
📍 Burlington