Join the Hive Wellness Collective team

Hive Wellness Collective is a growing mental health and wellness practice serving clients in Ann Arbor, Dexter, and online throughout Michigan.

We provide therapy and psychiatric medication management for kids, teens, adults, couples, parents, and families, and we are also expanding into a more integrated wellness collective that includes occupational therapy, nutrition support, parent coaching, executive functioning support, groups, workshops, and other allied health services that help people get the kind of care that actually fits their lives.

We are looking for thoughtful therapists, psychiatric providers, psychologists, occupational therapists, registered dietitians, coaches, and allied health professionals who want to be part of a practice that values clinical excellence, collaboration, inclusivity, and actual humanity.

Come do meaningful work in a place that takes care seriously without taking itself too seriously.

about us


Built differently, on purpose.

Hive is a clinician-owned practice built by people who actually understand the work: the clinical complexity, the emotional weight, the importance of relationship, and the difference between making care more accessible and making care feel transactional.

Hive is growing, but we are growing in a way that protects the work, the people doing it, and the people trusting us with their care.

We want to expand access without losing the human part.

We want systems that support good care, not systems that drain the people providing it.

We want providers to have autonomy, collaboration, leadership, and a team that actually knows who they are.

We are not building a platform. We are building a practice.

And that difference matters.

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The mental health field is hard enough. Your workplace shouldn’t make it harder.

Hive Wellness Collective is growing, and we’re looking for thoughtful, dependable, emotionally intelligent providers to join our team in Ann Arbor and virtually throughout Michigan.

You became a because you care about people, not because you dreamed of spending your evenings panicking about documentation, navigating complicated cases alone, or sending a question into the void and hoping someone eventually answers.

At Hive, you get the independence to do meaningful work without being left alone to figure out every single thing by yourself.

What working at Hive looks like

You take care of your clients. We make sure you’re supported while you do it. We offer:

You might be our kind of provider if…

  • You care deeply about your clients and also understand that caring requires boundaries, support, and sustainability.

  • You ask questions when you need clarification.

  • You communicate clearly, follow through, and take responsibility for your work.

  • You value consultation and don’t believe being a good provider means already knowing everything.

  • You welcome thoughtful feedback and want to continue developing clinically.

  • You are culturally responsive, neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed, and willing to keep learning.

  • You can work independently without quietly disappearing into the abyss.

  • You are clinically skilled, genuinely kind, and reasonably pleasant to encounter in a group chat.

This may not be the right fit if…

  • Communication, documentation, and follow-through feel more like optional suggestions than professional responsibilities.

  • You are more committed to being right than to being curious, accountable, or helpful.

  • You never need support because you have apparently achieved clinical enlightenment.

  • You believe professional growth should happen without feedback, discomfort, self-reflection, or changing anything you currently do.

  • You want the benefits of a team without participating in one.

No shame. Every practice is different. Hive works because our clinicians genuinely want to be here, and want to contribute to the kind of workplace they hope to have.


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Who we’re looking for

We’re interested in hearing from therapists, prescribers, and allied mental health professionals who want to help us build thoughtful, connected, whole-person care across Michigan.

That may include clinical social workers, professional counselors, marriage and family therapists, psychologists, psychiatric providers, and other licensed or credential-eligible behavioral health professionals.

Whether you’re searching for therapist jobs in Ann Arbor, clinical social worker jobs, professional counselor positions, psychology careers, psychiatric provider opportunities, or telehealth mental health jobs in Michigan, we’d love to hear from you if your work and values align with ours.

We especially love meeting professionals who:

  • Work with children, teens, adults, couples, or families

  • Have experience supporting anxiety, trauma, ADHD, neurodivergence, relationships, life transitions, perinatal mental health, or other areas that complement our existing services

  • Are excited about providing thoughtful, whole-person mental healthcare

  • Want to develop a specialty while receiving meaningful support

  • Value inclusive, affirming, culturally responsive, and neurodiversity-affirming care

  • Communicate directly, follow through, and understand that transparency is something we owe one another

  • Appreciate flexibility and are equally willing to extend it to the people around them

  • Want clinical independence without professional isolation

  • Are looking for a practice where they can grow without sacrificing their entire nervous system to do it

If your credentials, experience, or specialty aren’t specifically listed but you believe your work would complement the care we provide, we still want to hear from you. We’re building a thoughtful, connected team, not collecting identical résumés.

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Come do meaningful work with people who get it.

We’re building a workplace where clinicians can grow, feel supported, provide excellent care, and remain actual people outside the office.

If that sounds like the kind of practice you’ve been trying to find, we should probably talk.