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

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