Office-Based & Telehealth | Groups | Parent Education At Women and Family Wellness Studio (WFWS), we are deeply committed to supporting women through pregnancy, postpartum, and early parenthood - and to caring for the clinicians who do this work. This role is ideal for a therapist who values connection, education, and trauma-informed care in a supportive, values-aligned environment. WFWS Culture • We practice trauma-informed care with clients and each other • We support women’s safety, autonomy, and well-being • We value collaboration over isolation • We encourage professional growth and balance Compensation & Benefits • Competitive hourly pay (based on experience) • Paid clinical supervision • Sick time • Flexible schedule • Paid training in Incredible Years and/or Promoting First Relationships • Paid CEUs & advanced trainings (trauma-informed care, Incredible Years, Promoting First Relationships, and related topics) • Access to free agency wellness services Responsibilities: • Facilitate postpartum mental health support groups • Private-pay counseling (Snohomish office and/or telehealth) • Therapeutic in-home support for families when clinically appropriate • Co-lead Incredible Years Baby parenting classes • Parent education focused on the fourth trimester • Perinatal mental health screenings • Collaboration with community partners • Opportunities to lead workshops and trainings in the community on perinatal mental health Qualifications: • Washington State License: LMHC, LMHCA, LSW, LSWA, or CC • Experience or strong interest in perinatal mental health • Comfortable with group facilitation, education, and community engagement Apply today to support women — and be supported while doing it. Compensation: $37 - $55 hourly

• Facilitate postpartum mental health support groups • Private-pay counseling (Snohomish office and/or telehealth) • Therapeutic in-home support for families when clinically appropriate • Co-lead Incredible Years Baby parenting classes • Parent education focused on the fourth trimester • Perinatal mental health screenings • Collaboration with community partners • Opportunities to lead workshops and trainings in the community on perinatal mental health