I would like to learn and discuss how I can help your child. I am a bilingual therapist offering therapy services for children in Spanish and English.
Denver Latino Counseling actively seeks both licensed therapists and recent graduates pursuing licensure who are passionate about serving the Latino community. We provide comprehensive clinical supervision and mentorship to unlicensed clinicians while they gain valuable experience and work toward licensure.
Whether you’re an experienced licensed professional or just beginning your career in Latino mental health, we offer supportive opportunities to make a meaningful impact in our community while building your clinical skills and cultural competency.
Are you a licensed professional counselor or currently pursuing licensure who is passionate about serving the Latino community? We’re hiring both licensed therapists and unlicensed clinicians seeking supervision to work in-person at our Englewood office.
We’re specifically seeking therapists who are fluent in Spanish and have specialized training or strong interest in serving Latino families. For unlicensed candidates, we provide comprehensive clinical supervision to support your licensure journey while you gain valuable experience serving the Latino community.
Since 95% of our Latino clients prefer in-person therapy, we aren’t considering teletherapy-only candidates. This allows us to fill your caseload quickly with clients who are the right cultural fit for your expertise.
Denver Latino Counseling is a therapist-owned business created specifically to serve the Latino community with culturally competent care. We’ve built our practice to create sustainable “forever jobs” for bilingual therapists who are passionate about Latino mental health.
As a private pay practice accepting Medicaid, our therapists earn significantly more per session than most therapy offices in Denver. Our full-time therapists (20-30 client hours per week) consistently make over $100,000 per year while maintaining work-life balance.
Our part-time therapists earn more than many full-time community mental health positions, with the added satisfaction of serving clients who truly match their cultural expertise and language skills.
We are the opposite of agencies that underpay therapists while overloading them with mismatched clients. Our culture emphasizes open communication, clinical independence, cultural competence, and respect for both therapists and clients.
We serve Latino individuals, couples, families, teens, and children who specifically seek culturally informed therapy. Our clients come to us organically or through referrals from Latino community organizations throughout Denver, Aurora, Westminster, and surrounding areas.
Most of our therapists build a full caseload within 3 months or less, depending on their specializations and client populations they serve. Therapists with multiple cultural competencies and language skills often have full schedules within 1-2 months.
Licensed professional counselor (LPC) or licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) in Colorado
Native or near-native Spanish fluency for conducting therapy
Cultural competency in serving Latino families
Additional training in specialized modalities (trauma counseling, family therapy, couples therapy, etc.)
Commitment to in-person therapy delivery
Master’s degree in counseling, psychology, or related mental health field
Currently pursuing licensure in Colorado (LPC or LMFT track)
Native or near-native Spanish fluency
Cultural competency and passion for serving Latino families
We provide clinical supervision to support your licensure journey
Experience with immigration stress and acculturation challenges
Training in anxiety and depression treatment for Latino populations
Understanding of Latino family dynamics and cultural values (familismo, respeto, personalismo)
Experience with parenting support for bicultural families
Knowledge of trauma-informed care for immigrant populations
Client-Centered Approach: We respond to client inquiries the same day, including quick responses outside business hours when needed. If you prefer strict boundaries around weekend or evening communication, this role may not be the right fit.
Schedule Flexibility: We offer evening and weekend availability to accommodate Latino families’ work schedules. This is perfect for therapists seeking alternative schedules or additional income doing meaningful cultural work.
We believe in paying our therapists fairly for their specialized cultural and linguistic skills. Unlike practices that take 50% of session fees, we provide industry-leading compensation splits that reflect the value of bilingual, culturally competent therapy.
Weekly pay with reliable 1099 processing (licensed) or W-2 employment (unlicensed)
Professional office space in our Englewood location
Clinical supervision for unlicensed therapists pursuing licensure
Marketing support and client matching services
Continuing education opportunities in Latino mental health
Referral network within the Latino community
Administrative support for insurance and Medicaid billing
Mentorship in culturally competent therapy practices
We understand that serving Latino families requires more than language translation—it requires deep cultural competence. Our therapists work with clients dealing with immigration stress, acculturation challenges, intergenerational conflicts, and the intersection of cultural identity with mental health.
We provide specialized services for Latino families including couples counseling that honors cultural values, family therapy that addresses bicultural challenges, trauma counseling for immigration-related experiences, and parenting support for raising children between two cultures.
Working at Denver Latino Counseling means contributing to reducing mental health disparities in the Latino community. You’ll work with clients who desperately need culturally competent care and often have limited options for Spanish-speaking therapy.
As our practice grows, we create opportunities for professional development, specialized training in Latino mental health, and leadership roles within our culturally focused practice. We support therapists who want to present at conferences, write about Latino mental health, or develop new programs.
To apply, email your resume and cover letter explaining your passion for Latino mental health to our clinical director. Please include:
Your Spanish language proficiency level
Experience serving Latino populations
Specialized training and certifications
Cultural competency background
Availability for evening/weekend hours
If you’re a licensed therapist or pursuing licensure and passionate about serving the Latino community with cultural competence and language accessibility, we want to hear from you. Join our team of dedicated professionals who are making mental health care accessible to Latino families in Denver.
Contact us at (720) 276-9188 or email vanessa@denverlatinocounseling.com to learn more about opportunities to serve our community while building a rewarding career.
We are an equal opportunity employer committed to cultural diversity and inclusive mental health care for the Latino community.
