mental health technician

medical biller

clinician

front office coordinator

clinical supervisor

The Inner You Counseling Center

I’ve been for five years, and was grateful to be employed after finishing my masters degree program. For me there has been a wealth of experiences with many different clients that has helped me flourish as a person as well as professionally. One of the things that is really helpful in working for the agency is having a supportive team that can allow me to focus all of my energy on client needs and my sessions without having to be distracted by billing or worrying how I was going to obtain clients on my caseload. Having a team that handles scheduling a new patient as well billing to handle concerns with insurance that is very helpful, which further relationships with clients. As a salary therapist, I work both in person and remote via telehealth appointments, which helps with having a work life balance, and flexibility.

The INNER YOU has grown as a business alongside of me, as it’s continue to grow and provide more opportunities for individuals to go to Supervisor trainings and grow professionals in that manner, as well as over the years building a more structured HR department to advocate for employee needs so that there can be healthier work life balance. Clinical supervision is provided, which is helpful and supportive, especially for people who are working towards a full and independent license.

The Inner You Counseling Center has helped me learn more about the counseling/clinical psychology aspect more than my school originally taught me. Starting out as a Clinical Psychology intern (Bachelors Level), I was a little nervous, because this was my first experience out in the field. Upon my first week here, I was welcomed with warm smiles and introduced new information that I had never known about. Frequently, I have brought questions up to management about how to correctly file information, or how to approach a new aspect; and they were happy to help! Everyone who works here (intern, clinician, or admin), adores being here. Being here you always see that everyone is very happy! 

The Inner You also works highly with the public. Frequently, I have attended mental health events to talk about The Inner You. By attending these events, I believe this has shown me that the public can be scared of mental health. However, upon talking to an experienced individual, I could see a sense of ease, and they were ready to star. I absolutely adored helping those individuals, and seeing the light of hope in their eyes! Being a Bachelors's level, I cannot do that much, other than assessments, and research. However, I am looking forward to staying here as long as I can to gain as much information and knowledge as I can!

All in all: Working with The Inner You has helped me reassure that this is the career and path that I want to continue to work on. I look forward to being here every single day!

I have had the opportunity to grow professionally at The Inner You Counseling Center, starting as a Patient Coordinator and transitioning into the Billing Department. In my current position, I handle billing responsibilities while also assisting with scheduling when needed, which has allowed me to gain experience across multiple areas of the practice.

A typical day is fast-paced and requires strong attention to detail, organization, and communication. Through my time here, I have learned a great deal about client care, insurance billing, scheduling systems, and the importance of teamwork in a healthcare setting. Management is approachable and supportive, and there is a strong focus on providing quality care to clients. The workplace culture is collaborative, professional, and centered around helping both clients and staff succeed.

The most rewarding aspect of the job is knowing that the work we do behind the scenes helps clients access the care and support they need.

Though I was only at The Inner You for a few months, I was grateful for the experience and learned a lot during my time there. I was cross-trained in New Patient Coordination/Scheduling and Reception, which I appreciated because every day was a little bit different and I was able to witness both the administrative and clinical sides of the company. The people that I worked with in both settings were kind, helpful, and dedicated to serving clients well.

The work in New Patient/Scheduling involves making a lot of phone calls to prospective and existing clients, as well as clinicians, to coordinate services. It can get busy at times, and you do have to juggle a number of tasks throughout the day. Reception duties include tidying up the office space, greeting clients at the front desk, updating client records when needed, etc. 

The only thing that I would have liked to change about my experience would have been more thorough training when I started, but there were always several people around to offer help when I needed it. It's definitely a position in which I learned a lot by doing, too. This was a great first job as a recent college graduate, and I would recommend it to anyone who is looking to gain experience in the mental health field!

The Inner You Counseling Center gave me many opportunities to explore my passions in different areas of the administration field.  I began three years ago and recently left my position to pursue my passion in film making and acting full-time.  Before this decision my career at the Inner You exposed to me many areas of the marketing and customer service relation of a mental health business.  This business has a great set of long time employees and very passionate clinicians that care about the community and clients they service.  I often refer friends and family in need and they receive an appointment quickly and seamlessly. Relocating and having to leave my position was a hard decision because it was like leaving a family behind but the mangers and owners are very flexible and understanding and I know the door is always open if I wanted to return to this field.  They are very supportive especially of young staffers trying to pursue their dreams.  The workplace is hard working and fast pace but employees and interns alike excel and move up quickly if they desire to.  Great place to work if you are passionate about the mental health field.

I had worked here in an administrative role for a year and a half, and for a year of that we were severely understaffed and they only ever band-aid fixed it by hiring people who hindered the team more than helped (although this may have been due to a severe lack of adequate training). Concerns went unheard and we were told over and over to ask for help when we needed it, but when that happened we were never given assistance. They even tried to blame a coworker for a lack of productivity when in reality, she was the only person working some days. Its completely unsustainable and led to burn out very quickly. The supervisors and managers micro-manage you and are generally unhelpful. They also pack salary clinician's schedules as soon as they begin working and cause burnout in their clinicians quickly, as well as treating salary clinicians and fee-for-service clinicians differently. Overall, they are a company that grew way too fast and is only focused on the business and money aspect of things, not the human aspect of it all, which is deeply saddening given the profession. 

I have interned at the Inner You for almost two years now, and it has been an absolute pleasure. There are so many opportunities to learn and grow as an intern and future clinician. They also provide interns with opportunities to experience real, clinical work with a variety of patients and diagnoses. 

The staff at this organization are so friendly and helpful. Starting day one, they made me feel welcomed and appreciated. Both of my clinical supervisors are experienced, impressive clinicians, and offer so much support to their interns. I feel like I learn so much during supervision each week. My supervisors have also always been extremely responsive and accessible-- even outside of my internship hours. 

One of the most impressive aspects of the Inner You is the organization's involvement in the community. From Suicide Prevention Walks, to community Halloween events, to community fundraisers, the Inner You is always involved...-- It makes me so happy to be part of an organization like this. 

IY is a great community of people who are always willing to help. There are many opportunities to see a variety of clients and do a variety of tasks. As an intern, I cannot speak to pay or benefits, but I know that Inner You values its employees. 

Management is warm and inviting. My supervisor is pretty much a superhuman, and I feel empowered/supported each time I leave her office. I find IY's "open-door" policy to be super beneficial-- Quite literally, ANY clinician at the IY will sit down and help you work through something. ALSO, reception is SO LOVELY and hardworking.

The most enjoyable parts of the job are supervisors, coworkers, flexibility, and the overall trust of the Inner You community. The hardest part of the job is unpaid driving expectations. 

The Inner You is a well-oiled machine with many opportunities to communicate and learn from each other. Everyone is committed and passionate about what they do, and it shows in client-retention.

I started at the Inner You as a clinician almost 3 years ago, and have grown with the company as they continue to expand. The flexible work schedule provides the ability to work at your own pace, and create a positive work/life balance.  Clinicians have the ability to work as little, or as much as they like, and hours and locations that work well for them. 
The Inner You has opened various locations across the State that allows for better client care, but also the ability to work close to come. 
Clinical supervision is provided weekly, or based on caseload, and provides a comfortable, supportive, environment to explore case consultation including, transference and countertransference, and formulation of treatment plans and goals. 
Overall- it’s a comfortable, supportive, work environment that provides the ability to make your own schedule and at your own pace.

Having been employed by several different agencies during my 25+ year career, I have a great deal of experience in the mental health care field.  The Inner You Counseling Center has been a breath of fresh air... I am able to create my own schedule, increase my case load at my own pace and work with kind and caring individuals.  

The management team is supportive and invested in my personal  and professional growth and development: case consultation and supervision is offered weekly or monthly (depending on caseload), monthly staff meetings are offered to provide agency updates and keep you aware of agency changes and improvements, CEU trainings are offered to help you grow professionally and the agency mission puts clients first. 

For the first time.. in a long time, I go to work happy and feeling like I am in control of my success!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Mental health technician 13 salaries reported	$57.31 per hour
Medical biller 2 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour
Clinician 9 salaries reported	$57.78 per hour
Front office coordinator 1 salary reported	$16.00 per hour
Clinical supervisor 2 salaries reported	$92,500 per year

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