A practice built around the clinician.
Axis is a place for therapists who want the support of a group while keeping a strong sense of autonomy and personal identity in their work.
Work that asks a great deal — and gives back.
At Axis, we believe psychotherapy is among the most meaningful forms of human work. We’re interested in clinicians who are drawn to it not only professionally but personally — people who are curious, reflective, emotionally present, and interested in continually growing as therapists and as individuals.
If you found yourself here through intentional searching rather than routine job browsing, there’s a good chance we already share something important philosophically.
Our practice is built around a collaborative private-practice model that balances autonomy with support. Clinicians do their best work when they are trusted, respected, well-supported, and given the space to cultivate an authentic professional identity.
Support that lets you focus on the work
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Full credentialing & insurance support
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HIPAA-compliant systems & administrative infrastructure
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Beautifully furnished office space
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Remote work flexibility
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Marketing & consistent referrals
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Billing & operational support
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Consultation, supervision & mentorship
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Competitive compensation — and no non-competes
Grounded, thoughtful, and sustainable.
We strive to create an environment with real leadership, guidance, and accountability — alongside flexibility, trust, and respect for the individuality of each clinician. Every therapist brings a unique personality, style, and way of connecting with people, and we believe those differences matter.
This model tends to work especially well for clinicians who value independence, self-reflection, intellectual curiosity, and meaningful clinical work — and from a business standpoint, we offer a highly competitive compensation structure, complete administrative support, and no restrictive non-compete agreements.
“More than anything, Axis is an attempt to create the kind of professional environment where clinicians can do excellent work while continuing to grow as people themselves. If this resonates with you, we’d welcome a conversation.”
Edward L. Jackson, PsyD, LP
Founder & Clinical Director