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Flora Psychotherapy is looking for registered clinicians whose way of working fits the practice. Virtual across Ontario, and in person in Midtown Toronto.
Fit
The kind of practice this is
This is a small practice, and it intends to stay one. Clients are seen by clinicians who know their caseload rather than passed between whoever is free, and the areas of focus are chosen deliberately rather than listed to catch every search.
The work centres on relationship difficulties and infidelity recovery, anxiety and stress, LGBTQ+ affirming therapy, and health anxiety connected to chronic hormonal and thyroid conditions. If those are the people you want to work with, that matters more here than a long list of modalities.
Sessions run virtually across Ontario and in person at Bosnar Health and Tight Clinic in Toronto.
Fit, in detail
What we value, and what that asks of a colleague
The practice sets out to be somewhere therapy feels grounding, comforting and deeply human, and a place where a client can exhale. That is easy to say and harder to staff for, so it is worth being specific about what it actually asks of the person doing the work.
What that looks like in practice
- Warmth that arrives before technique does. Clients feel how you are with them long before they notice what model you are working from
- Comfort without a protocol. The practice does not believe in quick fixes or one-size-fits-all therapy, which means tolerating slow and non-linear progress without reaching for a formula
- Sharing authority with the client. Plans here are co-created and revisited, not handed down
- Letting the client set the pace. Never more disclosure than feels comfortable is a promise the practice makes to every client, and it has to hold in the room
- Assuming nothing. People should feel fully seen, with their identity, experiences and relationships understood without judgment or assumption
- Curiosity ahead of diagnosis. The working belief here is that every behaviour holds meaning, so the first question is what something is for rather than what to call it
- Working alongside other professionals without territory. The practice coordinates with family doctors, naturopaths and functional medicine practitioners, and treats that as ordinary rather than a threat
- Depth over breadth. A few areas worked properly counts for more here than a long list of modalities
Terms
How clinicians are engaged
Arrangements are agreed individually rather than set to one template. That covers how you are engaged, your schedule, your caseload, and the balance of virtual and in-person work.
There is real flexibility here, so if you have a particular arrangement in mind, say so in your application. It is a much easier conversation to have early than to discover halfway through.
Requirements
Who we are looking for
- Registered with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario, or registered with another Ontario college and qualified to practise psychotherapy
- Experienced in one or more of the practice’s areas of focus
- Comfortable working online as well as in person
- Interested in a small practice rather than a high-volume caseload
How to apply
Apply by email
Send your application to florapsychotherapy@gmail.com with the subject line Clinician Application. Applications are read personally and you will hear back either way.
Please attach:
- Your resume
- A cover letter saying why this practice in particular
That button opens your own email app with the subject line already filled in. If it does not, email florapsychotherapy@gmail.com directly and use the subject line Clinician Application.
Do I need to be in Toronto to join the team?
No. Sessions run virtually across Ontario, so clinicians can work with the practice from anywhere in the province. In-person work happens at Bosnar Health in Midtown and Tight Clinic in Rosedale, and is optional rather than expected.
How are clinicians engaged, and is it negotiable?
Arrangements are agreed individually rather than set to a single template, and that includes how you are engaged, your schedule, your caseload and the mix of virtual and in-person work. There is real flexibility, so it is worth naming what you are looking for in your application rather than waiting to be offered something.
What areas does the practice work in?
Relationship difficulties and infidelity recovery, anxiety and stress, LGBTQ+ affirming therapy, and health anxiety connected to chronic hormonal and thyroid conditions. Clinicians whose experience sits in one or more of those areas are the best fit.
What should I send with my application?
A resume and a cover letter explaining why this practice in particular, sent to florapsychotherapy@gmail.com with the subject line Clinician Application. It also helps to include your college and registration number, your areas of focus and your availability.
Not sure whether to apply?
If you are weighing it up, write anyway and say so. A short note explaining where you are and what you are looking for is more useful than a polished application for a role that turns out not to fit.
Write to florapsychotherapy@gmail.com or use the contact page.