Female Play Therapist – Remote-Eligible for Children

Missing Link Housing; West of England; On-site; GBP 31,000 - 38,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Up to 30 days annual leave

3 extra holidays including Intl Women

Excellent development and training

Employer pension contribution

Cycle to Work Scheme

Long Service Awards

Wellness Awards

Staff Recognition Awards

Work from Home once trained

Job summary

Missing Link Housing, based in Bristol, is recruiting two Female* Play Therapists to join our domestic abuse services for women and children. One fixed-term contract until 31 March 2027 (37.5 hours/week, full-time) and one permanent contract (15 hours/week, part-time) are available, with a competitive salary of £34,811 per year pro rata for part-time hours and a comprehensive benefits package.

You'll work with children and young people who are survivors of domestic abuse, providing individual

Qualifications

• Experience in providing play therapy to children and young people affected by domestic abuse.
• Registration with a relevant professional body (e.g. BAPT, PT UK) and commitment to safeguarding standards.
• Ability to work systemically with mothers/guardians and professionals to support therapy outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Assess referral suitability for therapy in collaboration with the Children’s Manager.
• Carry out 1:1 therapeutic sessions with children/young people and involve mums where appropriate.
• Maintain confidential records, provide progress reports and monitor outcomes.
• Work with families to support ongoing care and ensure safeguarding practices.

Job description

Missing Link Housing, based in Bristol, is recruiting two Female* Play Therapists to join our domestic abuse services for women and children. One fixed-term contract until 31 March 2027 (37.5 hours/week, full-time) and one permanent contract (15 hours/week, part-time) are available, with a competitive salary of £34,811 per year pro rata for part-time hours and a comprehensive benefits package.

You'll work with children and young people who are survivors of domestic abuse, providing individual