Freelance Psychologist – English Speaking
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Job Description
Freelance psychologist providing preventive video consultations through OpenUp’s mental well-being platform. Guiding Irish clients with structured, goal-oriented support for everyday mental health challenges.
Responsibilities:
- Provide planned and on-demand video consultations seven days a week
- Conduct sessions usually lasting 25 minutes
- Help clients address work-related stress, self-confidence, relationship dynamics, and uncertainty
- Help clients set clear, actionable goals and guide them toward meaningful first steps
- Provide structured, goal-oriented support focused on prevention rather than diagnosis
- Help clients build skills and autonomy so they can continue their journey independently
- Engage with people from diverse cultural backgrounds and industries
- Participate in weekly intervision sessions and ongoing development
Requirements:
- Native-level fluency in English
- Strong understanding of Ireland’s cultural and social context and how it can shape people’s experiences of mental health, communication, and seeking support
- Master's degree in Psychology
- Minimum of 4 years’ experience providing 1:1 consultations after obtaining a Master’s degree in Psychology
- Solid knowledge of solution-focused therapy, ACT, and/or CBT
- Tech-savvy, with a self-reliant approach to digital platforms and systems
- Laptop/computer with Windows 11 or MacOS Sonoma 14 and an antivirus turned on
- Entrepreneurial, proactive, and open to continuous learning
- Ability to work independently and take ownership of personal and professional growth
- Ability to create a safe, supportive space for clients and act decisively to help them move forward
- Ability to handle sensitive and confidential personal health information with care, discretion, and professionalism
- Integrity and reflection in interactions with clients and colleagues
Benefits:
- A freelance contract for 10-15 hours per week
- Weekly check-ins, intervision sessions, and skill-building opportunities
- Two dedicated training half-days each year to reflect on your practice and develop your skills further
- A diverse and international team
- A culture of reflection, collaboration, and continuous improvement










