Harley Therapy is recruiting an Adult Psychotherapist, Counsellor or Psychologist for contract work in Belfast, United Kingdom. The role is an independent private-practice position for a fully qualified and experienced practitioner with recognised UK professional registration or membership. Belfast sessions are delivered in person, and the practitioner also needs a suitable room for online work. Payment is commission on completed paid sessions, with no sign-up or subscription fees. The practitioner manages client work while Harley Therapy handles booking, payment management, scheduling, billing, advertising, payment chasing, refunds and assessment questionnaires.
The position is open to an accredited psychotherapist or psychologist who can accept new clients and referrals. The role requires professional indemnity insurance, ongoing supervision and a clean, quiet practice room that meets professional standards. The Belfast location is part of a wider UK network, and other towns and cities may also be available through the same platform. The therapy vacancies page carries related opportunities across the directory.
Role: Adult Psychotherapist, Counsellor or Psychologist
Employer: Harley Therapy
Location: Belfast, United Kingdom
Employment type: Contract
Pay: Commission on paid completed sessions
Work arrangement: Independent private practice with in-person and online sessions
An applicant needs professional accreditation or recognised UK membership, professional indemnity insurance and a suitable practice room before accepting referrals. The application also requires a clear decision about the Belfast in-person service area and the online appointments the practitioner can provide.
Client Work And Platform Support
The adult psychotherapist provides therapy to new clients and manages the clinical relationship. Sessions can address the client’s agreed therapeutic goals, with the practitioner responsible for professional boundaries, confidential records and appropriate clinical care.
Harley Therapy manages the operational tasks around the work. Online booking, payment processing, scheduling, billing, advertising, payment chasing, refunds and client questionnaires sit with the platform, while the practitioner remains responsible for the therapy itself.
Accreditation And Supervision
The role requires a fully qualified and experienced practitioner who holds membership or registration with a recognised UK counselling or psychotherapy body, such as BACP or UKCP. Professional indemnity insurance and ongoing supervision are also required.
Regular supervision forms part of professional practice for counsellors and psychotherapists. BACP describes therapy work as structured client sessions that can take place face to face, by telephone or online, with professional training and qualifications supporting safe practice.
Belfast Practice Requirements
The Belfast assignment requires an in-person private-practice setting in the city. The room must be clean, quiet and professional enough for confidential client sessions, and it must also support online appointments when those form part of the practitioner’s work.
Contract Work And Session Planning
Commission is calculated from paid completed sessions rather than a fixed salary. The role therefore requires a clear plan for appointment availability, client capacity and the balance between Belfast in-person sessions and online work.
The National Careers Service counsellor profile records that counselling work can include evening and weekend hours and may take place in clinics, GP practices, schools, colleges or private homes. This contract has a private-practice setting, so the practitioner controls the available session pattern within the platform’s referral and booking arrangements.
Professional Standards In Practice
Therapy sessions require active listening, careful questioning, clear boundaries and accurate confidential records. The practitioner must maintain the ethical and clinical standards attached to their professional membership while working with adults referred through the platform.
Harley Therapy was founded by Dr Sheri Jacobson in 2006, and its platform supports independent therapists with online booking and referrals. The employer’s network includes qualified UK practitioners with different specialisms, so the Belfast role sits within a broader service that matches client needs with practitioner availability.
The application should establish the practitioner’s accreditation, insurance, supervision arrangements and practice-room readiness before client referrals begin. It should also establish which Belfast appointments can be delivered in person and which online sessions the practitioner can accept.
The contract has no stated closing date. Commission applies only to paid completed sessions, so the practitioner should settle availability and session capacity before accepting the first referral.
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