Location & Practice Overview

This outpatient role is based in Austin, Texas, within a private practice group that delivers therapy through a combination of in-office sessions and telehealth across the state.

Base Location Austin, TX
Practice Type Private Practice Group
Department Outpatient Behavioral Health
Care Setting Outpatient clinic with telehealth

Responsibilities

  • Conduct comprehensive intake assessments and develop individualized treatment plans.
  • Deliver evidence-based therapy sessions focused on client goals and values.
  • Teach practical skills for emotional regulation, resilience, and life changes.
  • Maintain timely and accurate clinical documentation.
  • Collaborate with the clinical team for coordinated client care when needed and participate in regular case consultation and peer support meetings.

Therapists concentrate on direct clinical work while the practice manages most administrative tasks.

Qualifications & Requirements

Candidates must hold an active full license in Texas and a relevant graduate degree. New fully licensed clinicians are encouraged to apply alongside those with post-licensure experience.

License
Fully licensed LPC, LCSW, or LMFT in Texas (required)
Education
Master's degree in Counseling, Social Work, Marriage & Family Therapy, or related field
Experience
Post-licensure clinical experience preferred; new fully licensed clinicians welcome
Clinical Approach
Strong interest in evidence-based approaches and client-centered care

Compensation & Benefits

Base salary is determined by experience and productivity. The position is structured as W-2 employment with benefits eligibility.

  • Base salary range of $78,000–$98,000 annually
  • Performance incentives available
  • Administrative support for insurance and billing
  • Professional liability coverage
  • Paid time off and access to ongoing training and peer consultation

Schedule & Work Environment

Employment Status Full-time with flexible hours
Session Length Standard 45-60 minute sessions
Caseload Approach Manageable volume focused on quality over quantity
Work Setting Hybrid model combining office and telehealth options
Documentation Support Efficient systems designed to minimize administrative burden

Patient Population & Clinical Setting

Clinicians work with adolescents and adults who present for individualized outpatient therapy addressing a range of mental health and life concerns.

Age Groups Adolescents and adults
Common Presenting Concerns Anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, and relationship challenges
Therapeutic Modalities CBT, ACT, DBT-informed skills, and other evidence-based interventions
Care Focus Personalized, value-driven therapy tailored to each client's goals

About Bray Counseling PLLC

Bray Counseling PLLC is a private behavioral health practice based in Austin, Texas. The group provides outpatient therapy services to individuals seeking support for a variety of mental health and life challenges through both in-person and telehealth appointments across Texas. The practice maintains a small clinical team of licensed therapists and emphasizes evidence-based, individualized care.

Organization Type Private Behavioral Health Practice
Team Size Small clinical team of licensed therapists
Facilities Austin-area office with statewide telehealth reach
Service Area Austin metropolitan area and statewide via telehealth
Clinical Specialties Individual therapy, trauma-informed care, anxiety and mood disorders

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this position fully remote?
No. The role requires a hybrid model that includes both in-office sessions in the Austin area and telehealth appointments. Candidates should be prepared to work from the local office as part of their schedule.
How is the caseload determined?
Caseloads are individualized based on the clinician’s experience and preferences, with an emphasis on sustainable volume that supports quality care rather than high productivity targets.
What administrative support is provided?
The practice handles insurance credentialing follow-up, billing, scheduling coordination, and a substantial portion of the administrative workload so therapists can focus primarily on clinical sessions.
Are specialization opportunities available?
Therapists are encouraged to develop areas of clinical interest while continuing to serve a general practice population that includes a broad range of client needs.
What supervision or training is offered for licensed clinicians?
Licensed therapists work with clinical autonomy. Support includes regular peer consultation meetings and access to continuing education resources rather than formal clinical supervision.

Mental Health Therapist (LPC, LMFT, LCSW) in Austin, TX

Fully licensed therapists seeking a W-2 role in Austin can find a hybrid outpatient position at Bray Counseling PLLC that prioritizes clinical autonomy within a small group practice structure. The setting allows LPC, LMFT, or LCSW clinicians to deliver individualized therapy to adolescents and adults while the practice manages billing, insurance processes, and much of the administrative load. Sessions follow a 45- to 60-minute format and draw on evidence-based modalities such as CBT, ACT, and DBT-informed skills. Flexible full-time scheduling and a manageable caseload support sustainable practice. The Austin-based office combines with statewide telehealth capacity, creating a balanced model that keeps therapists focused on direct client work rather than the operational demands of independent practice.

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