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Spotted Rabbit StudioWe’re Not Currently Hiring
We’re not currently accepting applications for open positions, but we’re always happy to connect with folks who are interested in joining our team in the future.
If you’d like to be notified when new opportunities become available, send an email to Sarah at [email address]. Let us know a little about yourself and the type of position you’re interested in, and we’ll keep you in mind for future openings.
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Are You a Good Fit?
Spotted Rabbit specializes in hiring therapists who match the lived experiences of our clients. Not only has overcoming our own issues greatly informed our work with clients, it also shows clients that healing is possible! Our leadership team is specifically focused on mentoring emerging therapists as they navigate the complexities of the job, both professionally and personally. If you're looking for a place of employment that honors your authentic self and doesn't ask you to sell your soul to the company, consider applying or reaching out to learn more!
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Internship Opportunities
Spotted Rabbit accepts second-year students from accredited art therapy programs for September - May internships. We typically start preparing for our interns around February or March. It is never too early to reach out if you are interested, as we occasionally secure interns before this time. Depending on client availability, we may be able to take on first-year students for their practicum hours.
Interning at Spotted Rabbit is a good fit for students who are interested in working with clients who have experienced emotional neglect, are neurodivergent or are part of the LGBTQIA+ community. Interns should be familiar with psychotherapy approaches such as ACT, CBT, psychodynamic, family systems, existential, feminist, multicultural, and person-centered. Interest in polyvagal theory and other somatic practices is a plus. We welcome the use of Jungian and spiritual approaches such as the use of archetypes, tarot cards, oracle decks, and mindfulness/meditation practices. Interns should demonstrate the soft skills necessary to work independently, and to seek out assistance as needed.