Clinical Psychologist

Timeout Childrens Homes Ltd.; Halifax; On-site; GBP 38,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company in residential care seeks a compassionate Clinical Psychologist to join a multidisciplinary team. This role focuses on providing trauma-informed support to children and young people, conducting assessments, and delivering therapeutic interventions. Options for full-time or part-time engagements available.

Qualifications

• Experience in residential care settings preferred.
• Clinical psychology qualification required.
• Skilled in delivering therapeutic interventions.

Responsibilities

• Conduct psychological assessments and formulate treatment plans.
• Deliver systemic and individual therapeutic interventions.
• Support multidisciplinary teams in implementing trauma-informed care.

Skills

Compassion

Psychological assessments

Group interventions

Consultation skills

Trauma-informed practice

Job description

Clinical Psychologist – Residential Care & Specialist SEMH School

Location: Ripponden, West Yorkshire
Salary: Band 7/8a equivalent- depending on experience.
Hours: Full-time / Part-time considered
Contract: Permanent

“Help children heal, connect, and thrive.”

We are seeking a compassionate and skilled Clinical Psychologist to join our therapeutic team within a dynamic, trauma-informed service for children and young people living in residential care and attending our specialist SEMH school.

Our integrated model combines residential care, specialist education, and clinical input to provide holistic support for children with complex trauma histories, attachment difficulties, and neurodevelopmental needs. As part of a multidisciplinary team, you will play a central role in supporting recovery, relational repair, and emotional development.

• Conducting psychological assessments and formulations
• Delivering individual, group, and systemic interventions
• Supporting staff teams through consultation, reflective practice, and training
• Working closely with education and care colleagues to embed trauma-informed practice
• Contributing to care planning, risk assessment, and outcome monitoring
• Engaging families where possible in therapeutic and systemic work