Pros
Benefits were wonderful and I was paid well. Probably why the expectations were set where they were. Don't get me wrong, it's not completely unreasonable to ask for what I was being offered, but it just caught up with me after two years. They give you access to their App and there's a lot of really great people and opportunities to learn. I can't say enough about the people in the organization. They had an energy to their culture and there's a lot of good to believe in - if you can hold out for it. Keep your head down and do the work. It's not a bad company to work for - but it does require a certain type of person.
Cons
I was recently laid off from the company after a second round of layoffs. I'm still disappointed and hurt from it. I get it, it's a business, they have to make money. I worked for the company for two years under another mental health company - there was constantly change and a lot of pressure for meeting productivity and engaging in what they termed, "measurement based care." The company uses a lot of data and they know what you are doing and how you are performing. If you perform well under pressure, you can handle it, but it will take a toll, or at least it did for me. The company culture preaches self-care and mental health, but as a therapist providing 25-30 sessions a week, I always felt like I was under water.