Join Our Team at Everyday Parenting

Help children and parents build confidence, understanding, and well-being through strength-based therapy and coaching.

Who We Are

Everyday Parenting is a therapy practice serving children and parents in New York City and Westchester County.

Our team specializes in approaches that support children navigating challenges while also providing adult therapy and parent coaching.

We work with children experiencing ADHD, anxiety, behavioral concerns, and developmental differences. Our clinicians provide child therapy, adult therapy (with particular expertise in perinatal support), and parent coaching for parents navigating neurodivergence and complex parenting situations.

Our approach provides personalized, empathetic support to help children, parents, and individuals navigate these transitions with confidence, care, and resilience. We work closely with clients to create a plan that supports emotional well-being while feeling understood, cared for, and empowered.

Available Positions

Postdoctoral Fellow

We are seeking a child psychology postdoctoral fellow for a one-year, full-time position starting September 2027 in our Westchester, NY location.

Our clinicians are trained in premier evidence-based treatments for children, families, and adults, with additional expertise in IECMH and maternal mental health. They teach at nationally recognized programs and serve on boards of regional, state, and national associations.

This one-year position provides the candidate with an opportunity for comprehensive clinical experience within a thriving group practice. We offer psychotherapy for adults, adolescents, and children with a specialized focus on the early childhood population, parent support, and maternal mental health. The child psychology fellow will engage in weekly individual supervision, didactics, collaboration with team members, and additional educational opportunities. Educational opportunities will depend on the fellow’s goals and experiences and may consist of non-certification training in treatments or frameworks such as ARC and DIR/Floortime, preschool consultations, and assessment opportunities.

The fellow will have the opportunity to apply to continue as a staff psychologist beyond the training year.

Compensation

A standard 45-minute session pays $75, tracked at $25 per 15 minutes of clinical care. Supervision, team meetings, documentation and consultation time are paid hourly in addition to clinical time. At a full schedule of 20 clinical hours per week in addition to supervision, documentation and consultation, expected earnings run $70,000 to $80,000.

Additional Benefits and Supports:

  • Professional liability coverage provided

  • Medical insurance available

  • Full front and back office support, so scheduling, billing and insurance claims are handled for you

  • Weekly individual supervision toward licensure hours

  • Referral flow from an established practice, so your schedule gets built for you

  • Flexibility to see patients in office or by telehealth

  • EPPP support

Qualifications

  • Ph.D. or Psy.D. from an APA-accredited graduate program in psychology and eligible to apply for NYS limited permit

  • Previous varied experiences working with children and families from diverse backgrounds

  • Comprehensive diagnostic intake skills and interest in complex presentations

  • Intellectually curious with ability to conceptualize cases from multiple perspectives (e.g., biological, family systems, psychodynamic lenses)

  • Experience and knowledge of evidence-based approaches such as cognitive-behavioral, attachment-based, parent training, and trauma-informed interventions

  • Previous experience in psychological assessment- preference for training in the ADOS-2, IQ, and other developmental tools

All interested candidates should provide a letter of interest, CV, and three references by 12/15/2026. All application materials or questions should be emailed to our Training Director, Samantha Smith, PsyD, at drsmith@EDParenting.com.

Why Join Us

Collaborative, Values-Aligned Environment

Work alongside clinicians who share your commitment to compassionate care while maintaining realistic, practical approaches to helping children and parents navigate schools, systems, and daily life.

Flexible Practice Options

We offer a hybrid working model with a combination of in-office work and telehealth sessions from home..

Clinical Freedom With Support

Bring your expertise and therapeutic style to your work. Whether you specialize in trauma-informed modalities, somatic approaches, DIR/Floortime, CBT, DBT, or other evidence-based modalities, you'll have autonomy in how you serve your clients.

Professional Growth

Join a team that values ongoing learning, peer consultation, and staying current with research on child development, trauma-informed care, and evidence-based interventions.

Meaningful Impact

Help children move from overwhelm to understanding, from struggle to success. Our work changes how parents see their children and how children see themselves.

Who Should Apply

We're looking for licensed mental health professionals who:

  • Hold current licensure in New York (LCSW, LMHC, PsyD, PhD, or equivalent) for clinical positions

  • Have experience working with children or a strong interest in specializing in child therapy

  • Can balance validation with problem-solving, helping children develop effective strategies while working within real constraints

  • Bring warmth, curiosity, and non-judgmental support to work with children and parents who may be struggling, overwhelmed, or uncertain

  • Are comfortable with strength-based language that doesn't shy away from acknowledging genuine challenges

  • Value collaboration, consultation, and learning from colleagues with diverse therapeutic orientations

Particular Needs

  • Child therapists experienced with anxiety and behavioral concerns

  • Clinicians comfortable working with children with ADHD, developmental differences, and behavioral challenges

  • Clinicians experienced with trauma-informed modalities and parts work

  • Therapists skilled in supporting parents through complex parenting situations

Ready to Make a Difference in Clients' Lives?

We'd love to hear from you!