[Hiring] Licensed Therapist @Honey Mental Health

Role Description

Honey Mental Health is seeking a fully licensed therapist with experience and a strong clinical interest in ADHD, executive functioning, and neurodiversity. We are looking for a clinician who understands that ADHD is about more than difficulty focusing or staying organized. For many clients, it impacts emotional regulation, relationships, confidence, motivation, time management, and the ability to navigate everyday life. This position is ideal for a therapist who enjoys combining meaningful therapeutic work with practical, evidence-informed strategies that help clients better understand themselves and build skills that work for their lives.

At Honey, you'll be part of a connected, collaborative clinical team including medication support and ADHD testing, with opportunities to continue developing your expertise and contribute to our growing ADHD and neurodiversity services.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain a full-time individual therapy caseload (20+ sessions/week)
• Provide individual psychotherapy primarily to adults and adolescents ages 12+
• Support clients experiencing ADHD, executive functioning challenges, anxiety, emotional dysregulation, and related mental health concerns
• Help clients develop skills for organization, planning, time management, task initiation, and follow-through
• Address the emotional and relational impact of ADHD, including self-esteem, shame, burnout, and relationship challenges
• Facilitate therapeutic and psychoeducational groups as part of Honey's specialty programming
• Collaborate with Honey's therapy, psychiatry, and clinical leadership teams
• Coordinate care with other providers when clinically appropriate
• Participate in clinical consultation, case review, and team meetings
• Maintain timely and accurate clinical documentation
• Continue developing clinical expertise in ADHD and neurodiversity

Specialty Areas

• Adult ADHD
• ADHD in Women
• Executive Functioning
• Neurodiversity-Affirming Therapy
• Emotional Regulation
• ADHD-Related Anxiety & Depression
• ADHD & Relationships
• Late-Diagnosed ADHD
• Autism & Co-Occurring Conditions
• Perfectionism, Procrastination & Burnout
• ADHD & Parenting
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for ADHD
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
• Practical Skills Development & Behavioral Interventions

Requirements

• Active, independent Michigan LMSW or LPC license
• Master's degree in social work, counseling, or a related field
• Clinical experience working with ADHD, executive functioning, or neurodivergent populations
• Commitment to building and maintaining a full-time caseload (20+ sessions/week)
• Willingness to provide individual therapy and participate in group-based programming
• Strong clinical judgment, communication, and documentation skills
• Commitment to ethical, compassionate, evidence-informed care
• Interest in continued professional development and specialty training

Desired Skills & Qualities

• Is warm, thoughtful, and emotionally mature
• Understands ADHD from both a clinical and whole-person perspective
• Uses a strengths-based, neurodiversity-affirming approach
• Can balance emotional exploration with practical skill-building
• Values ongoing collaboration and consultation
• Welcomes feedback and continued learning
• Enjoys working with clients who may have complex or overlapping mental health needs
• Wants to contribute to a growing specialty program
• Enjoys being part of a clinical community rather than working in isolation
• Is looking for a long-term professional home

ADHD Groups & Specialty Programming

Honey is continuing to expand its ADHD and executive functioning services. In addition to individual therapy, this role includes opportunities to facilitate therapeutic and psychoeducational groups focused on areas such as:

• Adult ADHD & Executive Functioning
• Women with ADHD
• Organization, Planning & Time Management
• Emotional Regulation
• ADHD & Relationships
• ADHD-Related Burnout
• Skills for Everyday Functioning

Prior experience in group facilitation is valued, but training and support will be provided. We are especially interested in clinicians who are excited about helping develop meaningful, accessible programming for people navigating ADHD and executive functioning challenges.

What Makes Honey Different

At Honey, we believe exceptional therapists continue learning throughout their careers. Our clinicians are part of a connected, multidisciplinary team that values clinical excellence, collaboration, curiosity, and professional growth.

• Clinical consultation and case collaboration
• In-house billing and credentialing
• Administrative support
• Marketing and referrals
• Established insurance contracts
• Continuing education opportunities
• Specialty development support
• Opportunities to contribute to groups and educational programming
• Collaborative clinical leadership
• A connected, in-person office culture

We want clinicians who are excited to contribute their expertise while continuing to learn from the people around them.

Compensation & Benefits

This is a full-time W-2 employee position.

• Competitive percentage-based compensation
• Administrative and Marketing team
• PTO accrual
• Health insurance package including health, dental, and vision insurance for eligible clinicians
• Continuing education funds and opportunities
• Access to 401(k) retirement plan
• Maternity leave
• Bereavement leave
• Specialty development opportunities
• Professional Development Funds and professional growth opportunities
• Collaborative team culture
• In-person office culture

Caseload & Career Growth

This position is intended for a clinician seeking a long-term, full-time career at Honey. We provide the infrastructure, referral support, and clinical community to help therapists build and maintain successful caseloads. As Honey continues expanding its ADHD and neurodiversity services, clinicians may have opportunities to develop specialty groups, workshops, educational programming, and collaborative care initiatives. We are looking for someone who wants to grow with us and help shape how we support individuals and families navigating ADHD.