Clinical Psychology Fellow (Postdoctoral Training - Child, Adolescent & Family Therapy)

Clinical Psychology Postdoctoral Fellow – Child, Adolescent & Family Therapy

Upshur Bren Psychology Group | Pelham, NY (Hybrid)

Fall 2026–2027 Cohort

We welcome applications from current clinical psychology interns and recent graduates seeking a supervised postdoctoral fellowship focused on child, adolescent, and family therapy.

Upshur Bren Psychology Group is a warm, women-led, family-friendly private practice dedicated to providing depth-oriented, evidence-based care. Our fellows are integral members of our clinical team, with opportunities to shape their caseloads, develop specialty interests, and receive robust supervision and support during this early-career stage.

About the Fellowship

Our training emphasizes an integrative, relational, and psychodynamically informed approach, combined with evidence-based interventions such as DBT, ACT, SPACE, parent coaching, and family systems work.

Fellows receive hands-on training in:

• Psychodynamic psychotherapy
• Family systems therapy
• Parent-child therapy
• DBT and ACT
• SPACE (for anxiety/OCD)
• Somatic and mindfulness interventions
• Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
• Women’s mental health
• Parenting support and coaching
• Optional neuropsychological assessment and testing (with supervision)

You’ll join a collaborative and supportive team of clinicians who value growth, lifelong learning, and clinical excellence.

What You’ll Receive

• Weekly individual supervision
• Weekly group supervision with alternating didactics and case consultation
• Collaborative clinical team culture with warm, supportive colleagues
• Flexible scheduling outside of required after-school in-person hours
• Hybrid model (Pelham, NY + telehealth)
• Opportunities to explore specialized interests, such as parent-child work, neurodiverse populations (ASD/ADHD), or neuropsychological assessment, with dedicated supervision
• Fee-for-service compensation with estimated earnings of $55,000–$85,000+ depending on caseload
• Professional development stipend
• Benefits for full-time fellows (medical/dental/vision, 401k)
• Potential for post-licensure employment with our team

Fellowship Structure

Schedule:

• 5 days/week
• In-person hours required: 3:30–6:30 PM, Monday–Friday
• Outside these hours: flexible scheduling, hybrid in-person/telehealth

Duration:

• Full-time: 2-year fellowship (minimum 22 sessions/week)
• Part-time: 3-year fellowship (minimum 16 sessions/week)

Optional Neurodiversity Specialty Track

Fellows interested in expanding their skills in neurodiversity services may apply for our Neurodiversity Specialty Track, which includes:

• Psychological/neuropsychological assessment training
• Additional supervision in working with neurodiverse children, parents, and families (ASD/ADHD)
• Opportunities to contribute to program development
• Applicants for this track should include two de-identified neuropsychological evaluation reports.

Who We’re Looking For

You’re a great fit if you:

• Are warm, collaborative, self-directed, and organized
• Value clinical depth and lifelong learning
• Enjoy working with children, teens, parents, and families
• Appreciate a relational, team-oriented environment
• Want support building your early-career clinical identity in private practice

Qualifications

Note: this is a clinical psychology fellowship with no research responsibilities.

Required:

• Doctoral degree (PhD/PsyD) in Clinical Psychology from an APA-accredited program
• Completion of an APA-accredited internship
• Eligibility for supervised practice in New York State (limited permit) by fellowship start date
• Experience providing therapy to children, teens, parents, and/or families
• Strong writing and communication skills
• Interest in working in a hybrid model (Pelham + telehealth)

Preferred:

• Experience in parent-child work, family therapy, or evidence-based interventions
• Interest in neurodiversity or psychological assessment

About Upshur Bren Psychology Group

We are a women- and mother-led group private practice committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based care grounded in warmth, collaboration, and clinical excellence. We serve clients across the lifespan with particular strengths in child/adolescent mental health, family therapy, parenting support, and women’s mental health.

Our culture emphasizes flexibility, balance, and creating an environment where clinicians can thrive both personally and professionally.

Learn more at upshurbren.com.

How to Apply

Please send the following materials to kcuno@upshurbren.com:

• CV
• Letter of interest
• Two letters of recommendation (one from an internship supervisor)
• Applicants to the neurodiversity track: two de-identified neuropsychological evaluation reports

We encourage applicants to apply early, as applications will be reviewed and interviews scheduled on a rolling basis. Offers may be made as strong candidates are identified.