About the Role
This role offers an opportunity for an experienced, self-employed Clinical Psychologist, Counselling Psychologist or Psychotherapist to practice from our Harley Street rooms, focusing on clinical work while the practice handles administration and marketing.
Responsibilities
- Practice independently, maintaining full clinical responsibility.
- Maintain own supervision and professional insurance.
Requirements
- Registered with the HCPC, BPS or UKCP, with a minimum of eight years’ experience (supervised client work).
- Registered member of the BACP, with a minimum of 15 years’ experience.
- NHS experience preferred.
- Longevity in previous roles preferred.
- Confident working with a broad range of presentations, including more complex clinical work.
- Value depth, formulation and longer-term therapeutic work.
Skills
- Clinical Psychology
- Counselling Psychology
- Psychotherapy
- Relational practice
- Clinical practice
- Depth psychology
- Formulation
- Longer-term therapeutic work
- Reflective practice
- Clear boundaries
Location
- Harley Street, London
Work Type
- Self-employed
- Part-time
- Private practice
Experience Level
- Minimum of eight years’ experience (supervised client work) if registered with HCPC, BPS or UKCP
- Minimum of 15 years’ experience if registered member of the BACP
Education Level
- Registered with the HCPC, BPS or UKCP
- Registered member of the BACP
Salary/Compensations
- £100 per 50-minute session (after room and admin fees)
Benefits
- Centralised marketing and enquiry handling
- Bookings, payments and insurance administration
- Day-to-day administrative support
- No room fees when you take time off
- A long-term, stable environment
- Two relaxed London-based gatherings each year
About the Company
- Harley Therapy provides the infrastructure around your practice, including centralised marketing, enquiry handling, bookings, payments, insurance administration, and day-to-day administrative support.
- The setting attracts clinicians who value reflective practice, clear boundaries, and sustained therapeutic work, within a well-established and supportive setting.
