DBT Group Leader - Remote or Brighton Office (MA Clients Only)
Bring Your DBT Expertise to a Collaborative, High-Impact Setting
Position Type: Full Or Part Time (15 patient min) | Location: Remotely or In-Person at our Brighton Office | Compensation: Industry-leading 70% split, averaging $85–$115/hr. We are currently offering DBT group therapist jobs in Massachusetts, and if you're seeking private practice therapist jobs in the area, this opportunity could be ideal for you.
Boston Evening Therapy Associates (BETA) is actively seeking skilled DBT group therapists who are passionate about structure, accountability, and client transformation. Whether you want to lead virtual DBT groups from home or guide in-person cohorts at our Brighton office, we offer the tools, referrals, and flexibility you need to thrive.
Why Lead DBT Groups at BETA?
Fully Supported Delivery: We provide scheduling, billing, referrals, and tech setup.
Consistent Group Enrollment: Our strong SEO and referral flow keep groups full.
Flexible Formats: Choose remote, in-person, or hybrid facilitation.
Clinical Collaboration: Peer consults and optional supervision available.
Competitive Pay: Among the highest for group therapy facilitation in MA.
Who Should Apply:
- Independently licensed LMHCs, LICSWs, or psychologists in Massachusetts
- Therapists with experience running DBT groups or certified in DBT principles
- Clinicians who value both structure and flexibility in their practice
Requirements:
- MA license (LMHC, LICSW, PsyD, or PhD)
- Comfort leading skills groups or full DBT programs
- Commitment to client outcomes and treatment fidelity
Location Options:
- Remote: Serve MA-based clients from your home office
- Brighton, MA: Lead in-person groups at our professional suite
Perks & Benefits:
- Streamlined onboarding with administrative support
- Client referrals ready for group formation
- Tech assistance for remote sessions
Access to clinical peer support network
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Ready to focus on the clinical work you love while we handle the rest? Let’s talk.
