Systemic Therapist Child and Youth Outpatient

• Salary: In accordance with CAO GGZ. FWG scale 60 (between €4,544 and €5,901 gross per month based on a 36-hour work week, amounts as of July 1, 2026)
• Contract: A one-year contract, followed by a permanent contract upon mutual satisfaction.
• Extras: Travel allowance, 8.33% holiday allowance and year-end bonus, 166 leave hours + 35 life-phase budget hours, and an annual balance budget of €1,000. Working online is among the possibilities.
• Development: Access to e-learning modules from Emergis, GoodHabitz, and GGZ Ecademy and other internal training opportunities.
• Pension: Accrual with PFZW, 50% contribution by Emergis.

We are looking for a systemic therapist with a heart for mental health care. You recognize yourself in the following:

A child never stands alone. What happens within a family can have a major influence on a child's development and well-being. As a systemic therapist, you investigate and treat these dynamics and help families break patterns and move forward together. We are looking for a colleague who works from a vision and can strengthen our systemic perspective.

As a systemic therapist, you investigate and treat families to reduce or resolve challenges within the family that affect the child.

• Performing systemic diagnostics: Through conversations and observations, you map out the family and relationship patterns associated with the challenges. You discuss the results with the family system and the multidisciplinary team.
• Systemic treatment: You independently guide and treat family systems using an appropriate systemic methodology. You conduct conversations with family members and other stakeholders and align the treatment with the broader treatment plan.
• Shaping treatment plans: You participate in MDTs and, from your systemic expertise, contribute to the drafting, implementation, and evaluation of treatment plans. You report on progress and, where necessary, make proposals for adjustments.
• Advising from a systemic vision: You advise colleagues and other disciplines on systemic guidance and treatment. In coordination with the practitioner, you inform parents and other stakeholders about the progress of the treatment.
• Quality and development: You contribute to quality improvement and care innovation within the field. You translate developments and theoretical insights into practice and, where necessary, contribute to training activities and parent courses.