• Contract Psychologists, Social Workers & Counsellors wanted
• Relational, contained practice across NDIS & private clients
• Depth-focused, ethical, reflective team across Macedon Ranges and Bendigo

At Seeking Minds, we are a growing, specialised, and intentionally contained allied health service grounded in relational, trauma-informed, and person-centred practice. We support people to live meaningful, connected lives across both NDIS, as a NDIS registered provider, and private practice streams.

Our work is guided by clinical depth, curiosity, and reflective practice, with a strong commitment to ethical, rights-based, and human-centred care.

We are seeking experienced Psychologists, Social Workers, and Counsellors who value meaningful therapeutic engagement, formulation-informed practice, and sustainable caseloads over high-volume service delivery.

This role will suit clinicians drawn to relational, thoughtful, and intentional clinical practice within a supportive and reflective team environment.

About the Role

You will provide psychological, social work, or counselling interventions across a balanced caseload of NDIS participants and private clients.

This includes therapeutic work informed by formulation, relational practice, and evidence-based approaches, tailored to each person’s goals, strengths, and lived experience.

You will be part of a transdisciplinary, reflective team that values collaboration, clinical reasoning, and ongoing professional growth.

What You’ll Do

• Deliver individualised therapeutic interventions across diverse presentations
• Develop and apply formulation-informed approaches to guide clinical work
• Support psychosocial, emotional, behavioural, and functional outcomes
• Complete reports, assessments, and clinical documentation as required
• Collaborate with families, support networks, and multidisciplinary teams
• Engage in supervision, reflective practice, and structured clinical discussion

Why Work with Seeking Minds

We intentionally maintain a contained and sustainable practice model, ensuring clinicians have the space and support to deliver thoughtful, high-quality work.

We offer:

• Flexible work-from-home and community-based arrangements
• A balanced caseload across NDIS and private practice clients
• Structured supervision and reflective debriefing
• A relational, supportive, and clinically engaged team culture
• Opportunities for professional development and PBS-related practice
• Fully autonomous contractor arrangements within a values-led service
• Competitive remuneration: $90 – $135 per hour (negotiable), depending on discipline and experience

Who We’re Looking For

We are seeking clinicians who:

• Are qualified Psychologists, Social Workers, or Counsellors
• Hold relevant registration or professional membership
• Have experience supporting people with complex presentations
• Demonstrate strong clinical reasoning, communication, and documentation skills
• Work in a client-centred, relational, and ethically grounded way
• Value reflection, curiosity, and collaboration in clinical practice

This role is best suited to clinicians who are drawn to contained, relational, and meaningful therapeutic work, rather than high-volume service delivery models.

About Seeking Minds

Seeking Minds is a relational practice. We prioritise:

• Therapeutic relationships that are meaningful and sustained
• Reflective, formulation-informed clinical work
• Sustainable caseloads and ethical service delivery
• Respect for lived experience and human rights
• Growth through curiosity, connection, and collaboration

We are growing intentionally, building a service defined by quality, not volume.

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)

We are particularly interested in clinicians who:

• Hold registration as a Behaviour Support Practitioner with the NDIS, or
• Are interested in developing skills in Positive Behaviour Support

Please include any PBS experience or interest in your application.

next steps

To submit your application, please click 'Apply Now' today!

We welcome applications from clinicians who are thoughtful, reflective, and aligned with relational, formulation-informed practice.