A place for your expertise.
Individual care begins with people who care deeply about their work.
Working at THE BALANCE means contributing to highly individualized mental health and addiction care, with each residential program dedicated to one client. Every role matters: clinical, therapeutic, medical, operational, administrative and personal support.
Opportunities
by location.
Find a role that connects your expertise with our work. Each listing includes the responsibilities, qualifications and local requirements.
4 open positions · 3 locations
Mallorca
No vacancy is currently listed in Mallorca. If your experience connects with our work, you can send an open application.
Introduce yourself
Zurich
Psychologist · Eating Disorders
We are a private luxury rehabilitation center located in Herrliberg/Kusnacht area, providing high-quality, personalized treatment within an exclusive therapeutic environment. We are currently seeking a highly experienced and compassionate Psychologist specialized in Eating Disorders (ED) with additional certified psychotherapy training to join our multidisciplinary clinical team. The ideal candidate must demonstrate substantial clinical experience in the assessment and treatment of eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, ARFID, and complex comorbid presentations. Candidates should have advanced training in psychotherapy, preferably with a specialization in Systemic Therapy, as well as additional training in Trauma Therapy. The clinician should be confident in working with complex psychological and medically vulnerable cases, delivering integrated, evidence-based treatment within a multidisciplinary setting.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct comprehensive psychological and diagnostic assessments for eating disorder patients at our facilities located in Herrliberg/Kusnacht area.
- Design and implement individualized treatment plans for ED clients, including complex and comorbid cases.
- Work with trauma-related presentations using appropriate therapeutic modalities.
- Contribute to multidisciplinary case discussions and integrated treatment planning.
- Maintain precise and strictly confidential clinical documentation in accordance with Spanish and EU regulatory standards.
- Support relapse prevention and structured discharge planning when applicable.
Required Qualifications
- Degree in Psychology (Master’s or Doctorate level).
- Certified additional psychotherapy training (mandatory).
- Demonstrated specialization and significant clinical experience in Eating Disorder treatment (mandatory).
- Preferably trained in Systemic Therapy.
- Additional recognized training in Trauma Therapy.
- Fully licensed to practice in Spain or within the EU (eligibility to practice in Spain is mandatory).
- Registered as a freelancer.
- Fluent English required. Additional languages are an advantage due to our international clientele.
Key Competencies
- High level of discretion and professionalism.
- Strong emotional regulation and clinical maturity.
- Ability to work with complex and high-risk ED cases.
- Ability to collaborate effectively within a multidisciplinary team.
- Commitment to excellence in personalized, client-centered care
We would be pleased to receive your CV along with a cover letter at career@thebalance.clinic
Apply for this roleFreelance Chi Kung (Qigong) Therapist
Location: Herrliberg/Kusnacht area (In-person) Contract Type: Freelance / Independent Contractor We are a private residential rehabilitation center located in Herrliberg/Kusnacht area seeking a Chi Kung (Qigong) Therapist to provide in-person sessions approximately two to three times per week for our clients. Given the nature of our work, confidentiality is essential, along with the ability to handle delicate and sensitive situations in a professional, respectful, and constructive manner. This role is ideal for a practitioner who combines technical expertise with emotional intelligence and discretion.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver in-person Chi Kung (Qigong) therapy sessions tailored to individual client needs
- Assess clients’ physical states and adapt sessions accordingly
- Demonstrate flexibility in scheduling to meet client and facility needs
- Uphold the highest standards of confidentiality, ethics, and professionalism
- Provide a brief report on the client’s condition and progress after each session
Requirements
- Certified and experienced Chi Kung (Qigong) Therapist
- Registered as a freelancer
- Availability to provide in-person sessions in Herrliberg/Kusnacht area around 2-3 times per week
- Flexible schedule, including potential evenings or weekends if required
- Male and Female candidates welcome
- Professional, presentable appearance and calm demeanor
- Positive attitude, strong interpersonal skills, and emotional intelligence
- Ability to manage delicate situations with care and maturity
- English as a minimum requirement, Spanish, German, and/or other languages are a strong advantage due to our international clientele
If you are a skilled Chi Kung (Qigong) therapist who values discretion, flexibility, and excellence in holistic care, we would be pleased to receive your CV on career@thebalance.clinic
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London
Psychotherapist · Trauma and Relationship Therapy
We are a private luxury rehabilitation center located in the prestigious Hyde Park area of London, providing high-quality, personalized treatment within an exclusive therapeutic environment. We are currently seeking a highly experienced and compassionate Psychotherapist specialized in Trauma and Relationship Therapy to join our multidisciplinary clinical team. The ideal candidate must demonstrate substantial clinical experience in the assessment and treatment of trauma-related disorders (including complex trauma and PTSD). The clinician should be confident in working with complex psychological presentations, delivering integrated, evidence-based treatment within a discreet, high-end rehabilitation setting.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct comprehensive psychological and relational assessments for clients presenting with trauma and relationship-related concerns.
- Design and implement individualized treatment plans tailored to complex emotional, relational, and trauma-related cases.
- Deliver trauma-informed psychotherapy using appropriate therapeutic modalities (e.g., EMDR, Trauma-Focused CBT, Somatic approaches, Systemic therapy, Attachment-based models).
- Provide couples therapy and relationship-focused interventions when indicated.
- Contribute actively to multidisciplinary case discussions and collaborative treatment planning.
- Maintain precise, confidential, and compliant clinical documentation in accordance with UK regulatory standards.
- Support relapse prevention, stabilization planning, and structured discharge processes where applicable.
Required Qualifications
- Master’s or Doctorate degree in Psychology, Psychotherapy, or Counseling.
- Accredited membership with a recognized UK professional body (e.g., BACP, UKCP, HCPC).
- Certified additional psychotherapy training (mandatory).
- Demonstrated specialization and significant clinical experience in Trauma Therapy and Relationship Therapy (mandatory).
- Training in systemic or attachment-based approaches (preferred).
- Valid Standard DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) check (mandatory).
- Fully licensed and eligible to practice in the United Kingdom.
- Registered as self-employed or willing to work on a freelance basis.
- Fluent English required; additional languages are an advantage due to our international clientele.
We would be pleased to receive your CV along with a cover letter at career@thebalance.clinic
Apply for this roleFreelance Chi Kung (Qigong) Therapist
Location: Hyde Park area (In-person) Contract Type: Freelance / Independent Contractor
We are a private residential rehabilitation center located in London, Hyde Park area seeking a Chi Kung (Qigong) Therapist to provide in-person sessions approximately two to three times per week for our clients. Given the nature of our work, confidentiality is essential, along with the ability to handle delicate and sensitive situations in a professional, respectful, and constructive manner. This role is ideal for a practitioner who combines technical expertise with emotional intelligence and discretion.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver in-person Chi Kung (Qigong) therapy sessions tailored to individual client needs
- Assess clients’ physical states and adapt sessions accordingly
- Demonstrate flexibility in scheduling to meet client and facility needs
- Uphold the highest standards of confidentiality, ethics, and professionalism
- Provide a brief report on the client’s condition and progress after each session
Requirements
- Certified and experienced Chi Kung (Qigong) Therapist
- Has a standard DBS along with liability insurance
- Availability to provide in-person sessions in Hyde Park area around 2-3 times per week
- Flexible schedule, including potential evenings or weekends if required
- Male and Female candidates welcome
- Professional, presentable appearance and calm demeanor
- Positive attitude, strong interpersonal skills, and emotional intelligence
- Ability to manage delicate situations with care and maturity
- English as a minimum requirement, Spanish, German, and/or other languages are a strong advantage due to our international clientele
If you are a skilled Chi Kung (Qigong) therapist who values discretion, flexibility, and excellence in holistic care, we would be pleased to receive your CV on career@thebalance.clinic
Apply for this roleMany disciplines.
A shared purpose.
Our clients and their families may be navigating complex circumstances. Supporting them takes professional capability, emotional maturity, sound judgment and a clear understanding of responsibility.
Care with depth.
The team, schedule and daily environment follow each client’s assessed needs. Close collaboration supports one coordinated plan, with clinical decisions remaining clinically led.
Room to develop.
Depending on the role and professional arrangement, support may include induction, supervision, case discussion, reflective feedback and continuing education.
Trust in every detail.
We value discretion, clear boundaries and thoughtful communication. Calm responsiveness and reliability are essential to the environment we create.
What it means to work with us.
Read more about our approach, professional expectations and international working environment.
A Working Environment Organized Around One Client
Each residential program is built around one individual rather than a shared treatment group or fixed institutional timetable. The team, schedule, communication, and daily environment are coordinated according to the client’s assessed needs and agreed treatment plan.
This level of individualization requires close collaboration without blurring professional boundaries. Clinical decisions remain clinically led, while operational teams help create a stable, discreet, and well-coordinated environment in which care can take place.
We value:
- Professional competence and sound judgment
- Clear roles, boundaries, and accountability
- Thoughtful multidisciplinary collaboration
- Respectful and timely communication
- Consistent documentation and follow-through
- Discretion in both professional and public settings
- Openness to supervision, feedback, and continued learning
The work can be demanding and circumstances may change quickly. We value calm responsiveness, preparation, and reliability rather than activity for its own sake.
Who We Look For
We seek people who combine professional capability with humility, steadiness, and respect for the individual.
Depending on the role, suitable candidates may demonstrate:
- Relevant qualifications, experience, and current professional registration or licensing where required
- Experience with complex clinical presentations or highly individualized care
- An ability to work within established governance, safeguarding, and supervision structures
- Respect for professional scope and the responsibilities of other disciplines
- A strong understanding of privacy and confidentiality
- Cultural sensitivity and confidence working with international clients, families, and professionals
- The ability to receive feedback, reflect on practice, and adapt thoughtfully
- Motivation grounded in the quality of the work rather than personal visibility
Clients may carry significant family, professional, financial, or public responsibilities. These circumstances are treated as relevant context, not as status. All clients should be approached with the same respect, clinical seriousness, and protection of dignity.
Professional Development and Support
Complex work requires appropriate support, reflection, and communication. Depending on the position, professional arrangement, and location, this may include:
- Role-specific orientation and induction
- Clinical supervision or professional consultation
- Multidisciplinary case discussion
- Reflective review and feedback
- Continuing education and professional development
- Access to relevant policies, procedures, and escalation pathways
Supervision supports good practice but does not replace individual professional responsibility. Every team member is expected to work within their competence, authority, and scope of practice.
International and Location-Specific Work
THE BALANCE operates across Mallorca, Zurich, and London, with each location serving a defined role within the wider care pathway.
Working across an international structure requires cultural awareness, adaptability, and careful communication. It also requires respect for local regulation. Professional registrations, employment conditions, clinical responsibilities, and permitted activities may differ by jurisdiction.
Positions may involve coordination with colleagues, clinicians, hospitals, advisors, or continuing-care providers in other locations. International collaboration does not remove the need for clear local accountability.
Responsibility and Discretion
Working at THE BALANCE carries responsibility toward clients, families, colleagues, referring professionals, and the institution itself.
Privacy extends beyond formal treatment sessions. Client identities, personal histories, treatment information, residences, and family circumstances must never be used for personal visibility or discussed outside authorized professional contexts.
We expect every person working with THE BALANCE to understand when to act, when to consult, when to document, when to escalate a concern, and when to step back.
This combination of competence, restraint, and accountability is fundamental to the environment we seek to create.
Let’s hear from you.
Apply for an advertised role or introduce yourself through an open application. Tell us about your experience, the contribution you could make and your preferred location.
career@thebalance.clinic- 01
Tell us about yourself.
Prepare a current CV and a concise cover letter explaining your interest and suitability.
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Share your qualifications.
Include relevant credentials and details of current registration or licensing where applicable.
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Send your application.
Email the careers team with the role and location in the subject line, or use “Open application”.
Open application requirements
If you do not see a suitable opening but still believe that you would be a good fit for us, please email the following items in English to career@thebalance.clinic with the subject heading “Open application” 1. A full CV in PDF format, including a recent high-quality photo, current location and contact details 2. A cover letter in PDF format, letting us know why you are interested in joining our team and how you believe you would contribute to THE BALANCE 3. Recommendation letters with contact details. Upon receipt of the above items, we will review your candidacy for potential openings. If none are available, we will keep your CV in our database for future opportunities. Unfortunately, due to the sensitive nature of our work and privacy concerns, we are unable to offer internships or visits.
Application process & privacy
Applications should normally include:
- A current curriculum vitae
- A concise statement explaining the applicant’s interest and suitability
- Relevant professional qualifications
- Details of current registration or licensing where applicable
Shortlisted candidates may be asked to participate in further interviews or role-specific assessments. References, professional credentials, identity, right-to-work status, employment history, and appropriate background or safeguarding checks may also be verified where relevant and legally permitted.
Applications are handled with appropriate discretion and processed for recruitment purposes in accordance with applicable data-protection requirements. Applicants should not include confidential information about current or former clients in their application materials.
Positions are published when a defined clinical or operational need arises. An application does not guarantee an interview or future position.
Please do not include confidential client information. We are unable to offer internships or visits.
