MFTC/LMFT Career opportunities

Individual and Relationship Therapy Center (IRTC) is a well-established, respected group private practice in Denver, CO, made up of highly skilled couples and relationship therapists. We are known not only for strong clinical work, but also for being a collaborative, engaged, and growth-oriented team. We take our work seriously—and we genuinely enjoy working together.

We are currently hiring a full-time therapist who is passionate about couples and relationship work and who would thrive in a team-based clinical environment.

IRTC is a unique professional home for therapists who value connection, consultation, and ongoing development. Our clinicians are self-motivated, relationally minded, and committed to clinical excellence. We provide in-person therapy at our Denver office, with telehealth utilized as appropriate to support client and clinician needs.

Current Openings

We are expanding our team and seeking one or both:

Who We’re Looking For

We are seeking therapists who are eager to grow both clinically and professionally, and who are passionate about helping clients heal and strengthen relationships. Our work is primarily grounded in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and attachment-based approaches, with integration of models such as EMDR, AEDP, and IFS.

Our practice specializes in:

  • Couples and relationship therapy

  • Family therapy

  • Individual therapy

  • Work with non-traditional and diverse relationship structures

If you are looking for a full-time role where you can deepen your expertise in couples work, feel supported by a strong clinical team, and contribute meaningfully to a collaborative practice culture, we would love to hear from you.


For a little history about IRTC and why we are unique, click here!

Our Diversity Statement - The Work is Never Done

At our practice, we believe that healing and growth happen within the context of authentic, inclusive relationships. As therapists who specialize in relationships, we understand that the dynamics of power, privilege, identity, and systemic oppression inevitably shape our clients' lives and our work together.

Because our team is predominantly white, it is important to share that we are deeply committed to the lifelong work of dismantling racism and white supremacy—both within ourselves and within the systems we are part of. We embrace diversity in all its forms, including race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, ability, religion, and socioeconomic background. We stand for equity and inclusion, and we strive to make our practice a space where every client and every therapist feels seen, valued, and safe.

We know that intention is not enough. Our commitment is to ongoing learning, humility, accountability, and action. We regularly engage in reflection and education around power, privilege, and cultural responsiveness. Our goal is for all who walk through our doors to witness our dedication to this work—not just in words, but in how we show up, how we listen, and how we care.