CBT Therapist: Health Partners Group

AYP Counselling & DB Consulting; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 38,000 - 47,000; Part time

Job summary

Health Partners Group, via Psych Health, is seeking a CBT therapist for a home-based role in the United Kingdom. The position is offered as part-time or full-time with a salary range of £38,000 to £47,250 per year, reflecting qualifications and experience.

The role requires BABCP accreditation and a postgraduate qualification in CBT, with experience delivering high‑intensity CBT interventions. The service covers remote therapy for UK clients within its mental-health program, emphasizing

Qualifications

• BABCP accreditation and postgraduate CBT training are required.
• Experience delivering high-intensity CBT interventions as part of structured clinical practice.
• Professional registration or accreditation relevant to CBT role is required.

Responsibilities

• Structured CBT assessment and formulation.
• Evidence-based interventions linked to agreed goals.
• Progress review and clinical record keeping.
• Risk, safeguarding, and onward-support decisions.

Skills

BABCP accreditation

Postgraduate CBT qualification

Experience high‑intensity CBT

Education

Postgraduate CBT qualification

Job description

Health Partners Group is hiring a CBT therapist for a home-based UK position through its Psych Health mental-health service. The role is available on a part-time or full-time basis. Pay ranges from £38,000 to £47,250 a year. The work requires BABCP accreditation, a postgraduate qualification in cognitive behavioural therapy, and experience delivering high-intensity CBT interventions.

Health Partners Group delivers psychological therapies and related workplace mental-health services through Psych Health. The home-based arrangement covers clinical work with UK clients while the therapist works within an established mental-health service. Applicants need a CBT qualification that supports structured clinical practice and professional registration or accreditation relevant to the role. The position has a salary range that varies with qualifications and experience.

Role: CBT Therapist

Employer: Health Partners Group, through Psych Health

Location: Home-based, United Kingdom

Employment: Part-time or full-time

Salary: £38,000 to £47,250 per year

High-Intensity CBT Interventions

High-intensity CBT involves structured psychological treatment for people with moderate to severe anxiety and depression, and for other conditions where CBT is clinically indicated. Sessions use an agreed formulation, specific treatment goals, between-session practice, and regular review of progress. The therapist links assessment findings to an evidence-based treatment plan rather than relying on an open-ended conversation alone.

• Structured CBT assessment and formulation
• Evidence-based interventions linked to agreed goals
• Progress review and clinical record keeping
• Risk, safeguarding, and onward-support decisions

BABCP Accreditation And Postgraduate CBT Training

BABCP accreditation is a stated requirement for the role, alongside a postgraduate CBT qualification. The qualification provides the academic and supervised-practice base for high-intensity work, while accreditation confirms that the clinician meets the relevant professional standard. CBT can be used alone or alongside techniques from other therapy models, and specific CBT training should be checked when assessing professional preparation.

Applicants need to present the exact level and awarding body of their CBT training, together with their accreditation status and relevant clinical experience. A clear account of supervised practice helps an employer distinguish postgraduate study from shorter introductory CBT courses. The role also calls for experience in a similar position, so examples should identify the client group, treatment setting, and type of CBT intervention delivered.

Psych Health's Mental-Health Services

Psych Health is the mental-health service within Health Partners Group. Its services include psychological therapies, specialist assessments, cognitive and neurodiversity assessments, training workshops, organisational consultancy, and psychiatry. The wider group reports 1,278 clinicians and employees, 119 onsite clinics and mobile units, and services supporting three million client employees.

The clinical team provides both onsite and remote therapies, alongside a rapid-response employee self-referral service. Health Partners Group's mental-health services have operated under Psych Health since its foundation in 2008 by Dr Joe Buckman and Dr Ben Barnaby. The service reports more than 300 clinician specialisms and appointments in 41 talking-therapy languages.

Home-Based Clinical Practice

A remote CBT therapist needs a private room where conversations cannot be overheard and clinical records cannot be viewed by others. The working area needs a stable internet connection, a secure device, and a dependable audio setup. These conditions protect confidentiality and reduce interruptions during assessment, formulation, and treatment sessions.

Remote practice also depends on clear boundaries around availability and documentation. Session notes need completion within the service's clinical process, and risk concerns need escalation through the employer's procedures. A clinician who works part-time needs a defined caseload and handover arrangement so that clients receive continuity when the therapist is not working.

Part-time work changes caseload planning, appointment availability, and the time allocated to clinical administration. Applicants can assess which arrangement supports their existing professional commitments while preserving enough time for preparation, documentation, supervision, and development.

Health Partners Group's remote clinical model places the therapist's qualification and accreditation alongside the practical demands of confidential digital care. The role therefore calls for a clinician who can deliver structured CBT consistently while maintaining the records, boundaries, and risk processes that support safe treatment.