Primary Therapist (LMFT)

Description About Blume Behavioral Health Blume Behavioral Health is a residential treatment center dedicated to supporting adolescents through evidence-based, compassionate clinical care. Our multidisciplinary team works collaboratively to address the complex emotional, behavioral, and relational needs of the teens and families we serve. Position Summary If you have a genuine passion for helping teens build confidence, connection, and the skills they need to thrive, we invite you to apply! We are seeking a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist to serve as a primary therapist for our adolescent clients. The teens in our care often present with anxiety, depression, low self-worth, emotional dysregulation, and relational difficulties with peers and family. As primary therapist, you will carry a caseload and provide individual therapy, family therapy, and running groups. This is a collaborative role. You’ll work within Blume’s established clinical leadership structure with the support of an experienced director team that values your clinical perspective and wants to integrate it into the broader treatment framework. Essential Duties & Responsibilities Serve as primary therapist for adolescent clients, carrying a caseload and overseeing continuity of care from admission through dischargeProvide individual therapy targeting emotional regulation, self-esteem, identity development, interpersonal functioning, and resilienceProvide family therapy focused on improving relational dynamics, strengthening communication, and equipping caregivers to support their teen’s progress beyond treatmentFacilitate structured therapeutic groups addressing coping skills, communication, conflict resolution, healthy relationships, and real-world problem-solvingDevelop and refine individualized treatment plans that reflect each client’s unique goals and broader mental health needsCollaborate with Blume’s clinical leadership team and multidisciplinary staff to support consistent care across the milieuParticipate in clinical team meetings and case consultation, and maintain documentation consistent with residential treatment standards Requirements Education/Skills Requirements Licensed or license-eligible in the state of California as an LMFTClinical experience working with adolescents and families across individual, family, and group modalitiesStrong foundation in evidence-based interventions for adolescentsComfortable working within a collaborative, team-oriented clinical environmentExperience in residential, partial hospitalization, or intensive outpatient settings is a plusGenuine passion for helping teens and families heal and grow What We Offer Investment in your continued professional development, including training in evidence-based curriculaThe backing of an experienced clinical leadership team that provides structure, support, and collaborationA clinician-led treatment environment built on teamwork and shared purpose$70-$100 per hour