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Colourful Minds
Job Vacancy Role: Play-based therapist (Social workers, Psychologist or Developmental educator)Location: Canterbury-Bankstown, Sydney NSWEmployment Type: Casual 22-24 hours per week over 3 daysStart Date: September 20…
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Role: Play-based therapist (Social workers, Psychologist or Developmental educator)Location: Canterbury-Bankstown, Sydney NSWEmployment Type: Casual 22-24 hours per week over 3 daysStart Date: September 2026Remuneration: $45-50 per hour + super. Depending on experience and qualifications. Are you passionate about transforming the lives of children and their families?Join Colourful Minds and become part of a warm, value-driven team that offers flexibility, meaningful work, and competitive compensation.
About Colourful Minds: Colourful Minds is a NDIS registered company for Positive Behaviour Support, Early Intervention and Therapeutic Supports. We welcome both private and NDIS clients for Play-based Therapy. At Colourful Minds, we’re passionate about supporting neurodiverse children in the age of 2-16 years old and their families to thrive focusing on behavioural challenges. Our team takes a collaborative, child-led and strengths-based approach to play-based therapy, providing personalised support in homes, daycares, and clinic settings. We believe in celebrating individuality and promoting inclusive, neuro-affirmative, evidence-based practice. We are a young and ambitious organisation that values innovation, collaboration, and continuous learning. We are excited to expand our team and invite dedicated professionals to grow with us.
Vision & missionOur goal is to understand the behaviours children display, identify triggers, and build their capacity with effective, personalised support. We empower families, educators, and healthcare professionals through coaching and collaboration, creating strategies that drive growth and resilience.We wholeheartedly embrace the unique and colourful mind of every child we encounter, underpinning our identity as a neuro-affirmative company. Recognising and celebrating the individuality and strengths of neurodivergent children, we equip them and their families with a rich array of skills, tools, and strategies.
Based in Belmore (2192 NSW), we support clients throughout the Sutherland Shire, Canterbury-Bankstown, Inner West, Lower North Shore, and Sydney CBD. Our clinic is open during weekdays.
The Role:We’re seeking a warm, energetic, motivated Play-based therapist to join our team. You'll work with neurodiverse children, including those with autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences, communication delays and developmental delays to impact behavioural changes.
Key Responsibilities:Conduct assessments and develop tailored therapy plansDeliver play-based, evidence-informed interventions Use creative therapeutic mediums such as music, LEGO, play, art, and sportsCollaborate with families, educators, and other professionalsProvide parent coaching and guidance to teachers and carersApply a social model of disability to advocate for children’s needsMaintain accurate documentation, session notes, risks assessment, incident reports and NDIS reportsParticipate in team meetings, clinical supervision, and ongoing training
About You: You’re a dynamic and empathetic professional who is passionate about making a difference in the lives of children and young people. You value creativity, collaboration, and inclusive practice. You thrive working independently while also being part of a collaborative team. Essential Criteria:· Minimum bachelor's degree in psychology, social work or developmental education.Current professional membership with your professional body; AASW/DEAI/AHPRAExperience working with neurodivergent young children and familiesExperience working with children who are non-speakingUnderstanding of developmental and behavioural conditionsExcellent communication and interpersonal skills (relationship-building skills)Ability to work independently and within a teamCurrent Working With Children Check, NDIS Worker Screening Check, First Aide with CPR and Police Check (or willingness to obtain)Valid driver’s license and reliable vehicleA valid visa granting working rightsMinimum of 3 full weekdays available
Desirable:Experience with NDIS participantsTraining in evidence-based behavioural interventions (e.g., CBT, DIR/Floortime, Zones of Regulation)
What We Offer:A supportive and inclusive team cultureOngoing professional development and supervisionFlexible working arrangementsA dynamic, varied caseloadThe autonomy to shape your therapy style and approachWork that truly makes a differenceA comprehensive training period where you receive structured onboarding and hands-on supportTeam meetings and group supervision every four weeksIncrease in caseload to 5 days for the right personOpportunities for career progression into Positive Behaviour Support How to ApplyEmail your CV and a cover letter outlining your relevant experience and why you'd be a great fit for Colourful Minds to: 📧 info@colourfulminds.com.au
Applications close: 30 August 2026
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