Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)
Hope Seed Support Center
About the role
Houston Area | In-Person + Telehealth
Grow With a Mission That Matters
Hope Seed Support Center is growing—and we are looking for exceptional independently licensed Texas LPCs who want to be part of that growth.
Hope Seed is a 501(c)(3) Christian nonprofit mental health and wellness organization serving children, adolescents, adults, and families throughout the Greater Houston community. We also collaborate with schools, churches, businesses, healthcare professionals, and community organizations to expand access to meaningful mental health and wellness support.
As Hope Seed enters an exciting season of expansion, including growing healthcare and community partnerships, we are intentionally building a strong clinical team of counselors who believe in our mission and want to grow with Hope Seed for the long term.
This opportunity is ideal for an experienced counselor who loves clinical work but does not want the administrative burden, overhead, marketing responsibilities, and isolation that often come with operating a private practice.
This is not an LPC-Associate position. Applicants must hold an active, unrestricted Texas LPC license.
Who We're Looking For
We aren't simply looking to fill appointment slots.
We are looking for counselors who genuinely care about people, believe excellent mental health care can transform families and communities, and want to belong to an organization with a larger purpose.
Our ideal counselor is:
- Compassionate, emotionally intelligent, and clinically strong
- Dependable and committed to continuity of care
- Comfortable working as part of a collaborative team
- Passionate about serving children, teens, adults, and/or families
- Committed to ethical, evidence-informed clinical practice
- Responsive and timely with documentation and communication
- Interested in professional growth and contributing to Hope Seed's continued expansion
- Comfortable working within a Christian organization and respectful of Hope Seed's faith-based mission and values
- Looking for a meaningful professional home rather than simply a temporary stepping stone toward establishing an independent private practice
We value clinicians who bring both confidence and teachability—professionals who have developed their clinical expertise while remaining willing to collaborate, learn, and grow.
About the Role
This is initially a part-time, independent contractor position, with compensation based on completed client sessions.
Hope Seed provides the infrastructure that allows our counselors to focus primarily on what they do best: providing excellent care.
Counselors may provide individual, child/adolescent, family, and/or couples counseling based on their training, experience, and areas of competence.
Clinical areas may include:
- Anxiety and depression
- Child and adolescent behavioral and emotional concerns
- Family dynamics
- Trauma and crisis recovery
- Grief and loss
- Suicide prevention and stabilization
- Stress and life transitions
- Relationship concerns
- Addiction and substance-use concerns
- Emotional regulation and coping skills
- Faith-integrated counseling when appropriate and desired by the client
- Whole-person mental health and wellness
Clinicians are expected to use evidence-informed approaches appropriate to their training and the individual needs of each client.
Responsibilities
- Provide ethical, compassionate, client-centered counseling within the clinician's scope of competence.
- Complete comprehensive assessments and develop individualized, measurable treatment plans.
- Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation.
- Monitor client progress and adjust treatment strategies when clinically appropriate.
- Identify risk and appropriately assess and respond to suicide, homicide, abuse, crisis, and other safety concerns.
- Collaborate with Hope Seed clinicians and leadership when cases require additional consultation or coordinated care.
- Involve parents, caregivers, family members, physicians, schools, or other professionals when clinically appropriate and authorized.
- Recognize when clients require services beyond Hope Seed's scope and facilitate appropriate referrals or higher levels of care.
- Maintain professional communication and reasonable responsiveness regarding scheduling and client-care matters.
- Follow Hope Seed policies, procedures, documentation standards, ethical expectations, and standards of professional conduct.
- Participate in the collaborative culture and continued growth of Hope Seed.
Required Qualifications
- Active, unrestricted Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) license in Texas
- Master's or doctoral degree in counseling or a related qualifying clinical discipline from an accredited institution
- Independently licensed — LPC-Associates are not being considered for this position
- Minimum 2 years of post-graduate clinical counseling experience preferred
- Experience providing face-to-face counseling
- Strong clinical assessment, treatment planning, and documentation skills
- Excellent written and verbal communication
- Ability to establish compassionate, professional therapeutic relationships
- Ability to work independently while functioning effectively within a collaborative organization
- Professional liability/malpractice insurance
- Reliable internet access for telehealth and clinical systems
- Ability to provide consistent weekly availability
Strong preference will be given to clinicians with experience working with children and adolescents.
Especially Interested in Clinicians With Experience In
- Children and adolescents
- Trauma
- Grief and bereavement
- Crisis intervention
- Family therapy
- Addiction/substance-use treatment
- Couples counseling
- Suicide assessment and prevention
- Faith-integrated counseling
- TBRI or other trauma-informed approaches
Additional credentials such as LCDC, trauma certifications, TBRI training, or other clinical specialties are highly valued.
Existing insurance credentialing and an individual NPI are helpful but not required for every candidate.
Availability
We are currently prioritizing clinicians who can commit approximately 15–20 hours of weekly availability as their caseload develops.
We are particularly interested in counselors who can offer a combination of:
- Daytime appointments
- Afternoon/after-school appointments
- Early evening appointments
- In-person counseling
- Telehealth
Consistency is important. Our clients deserve clinicians who intend to remain engaged in their care.
What Hope Seed Provides
We want our counselors spending their professional energy on people—not running an office.
Hope Seed provides:
- Professionally furnished counseling space
- Client referrals and organizational marketing
- Administrative infrastructure
- Scheduling and practice-management technology
- HIPAA-compliant telehealth capabilities
- Billing support
- Electronic clinical documentation and treatment-planning tools
- Assistance with applicable insurance credentialing
- Wiley Treatment Planner resources
- Professional development opportunities
- Flexible scheduling
- Competitive per-session compensation
- Opportunities to participate in Hope Seed programs, community initiatives, education, workshops, and future organizational growth
There are no office rental fees or traditional private-practice overhead costs for Hope Seed contract clinicians.
Why Hope Seed?
Hope Seed was created to be more than a counseling office.
We believe mental health is connected to families, physical wellness, relationships, community, purpose, and hope. Our vision is to transform the landscape of mental health and wellness through visionary care, connection, and collaboration.
Our mission is to help individuals and families flourish by nurturing inner strength, fostering resilience, and connecting our community to the care and resources they need to thrive.
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