About us:
Room to Breathe is an integrated private practice therapy space and psychologically sensitive yoga studio. We affirm the mind-body connection through offering talk therapy along with gentle, inclusive somatic practices, including physical postures, meditation, and breath work. Clinicians have the opportunity to co-facilitate yoga and therapy groups alongside our psychologically-sensitive instructors. For more information on our talented yoga teachers please visit the
Yoga Staff Page.
Our Values:
Therapists and yoga practitioners are striving to form an integrative and collaborative culture to meet the healing needs of all individuals, couples, groups, and families. As a community, we center sustainable work/life balance, personal expression and growth, and professional development. We acknowledge that talk therapy has historically been white-centric; we actively work to decolonize therapy and practice inclusivity. We do this by taking direction from Black-led, as well as queer-centered liberation and disability justice-oriented movements in deconstructing internalized systems of oppression.
We are currently holding position(s) open for clinicians who:
- Have a passion for serving and collaborating in care with clients who identify as transgender, non-binary, gender-fluid, lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer or asexual.
- Have a passion for serving and collaborating in care with clients who identify as Black, Native American, Latinx, Asian, Pacific-Islander, African, and Multi-ethnic.
- Have a passion for serving and collaborating in care with couples and family systems and/or hold a degree as a Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT).
- Have a passion for serving and collaborating in care with those who experience addictions/substance use struggles and/or holds a Certified Alcohol and other Drug Counselor certification (CADC).
Applicant Requirements:
- Growth mindset, cultural humility, and a commitment to anti-racism and a radically affirming culture.
- Current State of Illinois license as a PhD, PsyD, LCSW, LMFT or LCPC.
- We are excited to support newly graduating folx from Social Work, Marriage and Family, and Clinical or Counseling Psychology (MA or PsyD) programs.
- At this time, we are unable to offer internships or practicums for completion during your studies. Please reach out to us when you’re close to graduating!
- Interest in building to 30+ hours a week (expectation to average 25 clients a week)
- Interest in work with a mind-body connection, including but not limited to:yoga practice, dance therapy, movement therapy, somatic or polyvagal integration.
- Enthusiasm to work from a multicultural, feminist and/or relational framework.
- Identify as a lifetime learner of intersectional identities and sociocultural influences.
We support you with:
- Hybrid service provision (self-determined by clinician). We have a telehealth platform for clinicians choosing to work remotely
- Office space available to all clinicians at 25 E Washington St #1025a, Chicago, IL 60602
- Self-determined work schedule
- Weekly mandatory community meetings at noon on Tuesdays
- Supervision scheduled with supervisor
- In-house Continuing Education Credits (CEU’s)
- Supervision (individual and group)
- Website profile
- Support of content creation for Room to Breathe’s online platforms
- Referrals and intake support
- Billing support (insurance, eligibility, and claims submission)
Flexible work from home options available.
Join our team!
Room to Breathe Psychotherapy and Yoga aims to create a radically affirming space where folks can connect with their inner wisdom, find belonging within a community of healing, and feel empowered to express their true self. We serve children, adolescents, adults, partners, and families by offering individual, partner, and group therapy.
About us:
Room to Breathe is an integrated private practice therapy space and psychologically sensitive yoga studio. We affirm the mind-body connection through offering talk therapy along with gentle, inclusive somatic practices, including physical postures, meditation, and breath work. Clinicians have the opportunity to co-facilitate yoga and therapy groups alongside our psychologically-sensitive instructors.
Our Values:
Therapists and yoga practitioners are striving to form an integrative and collaborative culture to meet the healing needs of all individuals, couples, groups, and families. As a community, we center sustainable work/life balance, personal expression and growth, and professional development. We acknowledge that talk therapy has historically been white-centric; we actively work to decolonize therapy and practice inclusivity. We do this by taking direction from Black-led, as well as queer-centered liberation and disability justice-oriented movements in deconstructing internalized systems of oppression.
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