Clinical Therapist
Confluence Behavioral Health
Clinical Therapist
Confluence Behavioral Health
Owner-operated young adult behavioral health
Company Description:
Confluence is a clinically-intensive mental health treatment program treating young adults with emotional, substance use, and relational challenges. The program combines wilderness adventure therapy with a residential experience, farm programming, and comprehensive health and wellness services to guide young adults facing mental health challenges towards engaged, positive, and fulfilling lives.
Job Description:
Clinical Therapists are responsible for providing individual, family, and group therapy, development and oversight of individualized treatment plans of participants, the ongoing assessment of participant progress, and supporting the intervention to help individuals heal, recover, and move forward from their challenges. The Clinical Therapist works alongside a team of treatment professionals and direct care staff to better the psychological well-being of participants. As an integral part of a growing team, the Clinical Therapist will be relied on to help continuously review, improve and further develop both Confluence’s clinical interventions as well as the therapeutic, residential and experiential aspects of the program to better serve the health and wellness of participants and their families.
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Application Details:
Please submit a cover letter and CV/resume and answer the required questions on Bamboo. Please reach out to Ray Schagen Lipfert ([email protected]), Clinical Director, with any questions.
Owner-operated young adult behavioral health
Confluence Behavioral Health provides a full continuum of behavioral health care for young adults in Vermont, including residential treatment at Thetford Center, a transitional living program, and an Intensive Outpatient Program in Burlington. Services combine clinical care—psychiatric evaluations, medication management, neuropsychological assessments—with coaching on executive functioning, life skills, and wellness, all supported by family involvement. The organization is independently owned and operated, making decisions focused on participant care, and differentiates itself through a seamless continuum of care and accreditation by The Joint Commission and Vermont licensing. Its goal is to support continuous, individualized care across the emerging adult journey to help clients achieve stable transitions to independent adulthood, including addressing challenges such as “failure to launch.”
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