EFT Therapist Employment Opportunities
Join Our Team
Renewed Relationships Counseling Group is growing, we are hiring therapists to provide online sessions in California, as well as therapists who can provide in-person sessions in our Danville office, with the flexibility to work a hybrid schedule that includes online sessions.
We’re looking for both Licensed and Associate therapists who are passionate about working with couples and individuals using Emotionally Focused Therapy and committed to offering deeply attuned, relationship-centered care.
At Renewed Relationships Counseling Group, you’ll be joining a warm, collaborative, and supportive team of clinicians who genuinely enjoy working together. We value authenticity, professional development, and creating a space where therapists can do their best work while feeling respected and cared for.
If you’re excited about joining a supportive team while continuing to develop your EFT skills and meet the requirements below, we’d love to hear from you. Please contact us with a current CV.
We hire W-2 employees and offer a competitive salary, your income grows with your caseload. Estimated annual income for clinicians maintaining approximately 20 clinical hours a week, based on 48 working weeks : Associates: $70,000-$85,000 and LMFTs: $96,000 – $110,000.
Meet Our Therapists

Stephanie Saari, LMFT
Owner and Clinical Director of Renewed Relationships Counseling Group

Jill Cepela, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Justin Inbar, AMFT
Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

Alexandra Beatty, AMFT
Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
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