Room to practice your way.
Therapists should feel ownership in their work and clinical approach while still being part of a practice that offers structure and support.
Independence with connection.
NextChapter Counseling is designed for therapists who want a private-practice feel and room to make clinical decisions, while not carrying every complicated administrative task tied to billing and insurance completely on their own.
NextChapter Counseling strives to maintain a competitive split so therapists feel adequately compensated for their work. In exchange, the role may include more administrative tasks than some clinicians have handled in prior settings.
Therapists should feel ownership in their work and clinical approach while still being part of a practice that offers structure and support.
Independence with connection.
The practice is meant for therapists who value autonomy but may not want to manage every complicated administrative piece tied to billing and insurance alone.
Support where it matters.
All therapists are paid using the same rate structure based on licensure status and full-time or part-time status.
Email Alex to discuss details.
A board-approved supervisor is available for clinicians on the LPCC and LMFT track who join NextChapter Counseling in a contractor role.
Contractors coordinate a supervision schedule with the supervisor and work toward a plan supporting licensure goals and requirements.
At this time, supervision is available as part of a contractor position with the practice rather than as a separate service.
The office includes private therapy rooms and a comfortable shared waiting area. These are current photos of the actual NextChapter Counseling space.



Email Alex to discuss pay structure, what is included, current openings, and whether the contractor model may be a good fit.