What you'll do:
- Provide clients with low intensity psychological interventions aligned to cognitive-behavioural principles, including: behavioural activation; graded exposure; teaching problem solving skills; recognising and managing emotions; improving sleep; self help for bulimia and binge eating; building confidence
- Assess the client's suitability for these interventions
- Risk assess and to plan care collaboratively with service users
- Set collaborative goals for intervention with service users
- Implement pre and post outcome measures with service use
- Form professional relationships and relate to service users in a way that respects their views, autonomy and culture
- Engage calmly and with sensitivity and empathy to support service users in highly distressing or emotional circumstances
- Demonstrate effective verbal and written communication skills
- When appropriate, take on the role of key worker for the client when work is being completed
- Regularly attend clinical supervision with a qualified psychology professional
- Work alongside service users, families, carers and multi-disciplinary team members to co-ordinate care, supporting collaborative decision-making about care and treatment.
- Exercise good personal time management, punctuality, reliable attendance and good organisational skills
SPFT is committed to building a workforce that reflects the communities we serve. We particularly welcome applications from people from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic backgrounds and from disabled candidates, as these groups are currently underrepresented.