Psychotherapist

TN United Kingdom; Twll Llwynog; Remote; GBP 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

Aspris is seeking a dedicated Psychotherapist to join their multi-disciplinary Therapy team in Ayrshire, Scotland. This role involves providing impactful therapy to vulnerable children while managing a personal caseload and collaborating closely with other professionals. The organisation offers a range of benefits and supports ongoing career development.

Benefits

Comprehensive induction

Ongoing training and career progression

Pension scheme

Paid for enhanced DBS

Cycle to work scheme

Wellbeing support

Qualifications

• Registered with BACP, UKCP, COSCA or HCPC.
• At least 2 years experience providing therapeutic support to children.
• Experience in preparing high-quality clinical reports.

Responsibilities

• Manage your own caseload, both in-person and remotely.
• Deliver training workshops to internal staff.
• Ensure high-quality therapeutic records and reports.

Skills

Communication

Resilience

Caring

Education

Relevant qualifications in Psychotherapy and Counselling

Job description

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If you are a therapist looking to build a career that gives you genuine sense of achievement and fulfilment knowing that you can have a positive impact on the young people we support, then look no further and apply today!

Aspris are recruiting for a Psychotherapist, based in the Ayrshire, Scotland area, to join our Therapy team. We are looking for enthusiastic, caring and passionate people to become an integral part of our therapy team. The successful candidate will join our multi-disciplinary team offer an integrated approach within our residential children’s homes, offering flexible, one-to-one therapy with our young people, and will be required to work closely with the Head of Therapy and Senior Psychotherapist’s to deliver high-quality, therapeutic support to our children. This role will be based remotely with regular travel to our various sites across the Ayrshire area.

Responsibilities Include :

Direct Clinical Work

• Manage your own caseload, both in-person and remotely.
• Provide collaborative therapeutic assessments and identify when additional guidance is needed.

Training & Development

• Deliver training workshops to internal staff, such as practitioners, managers, and external professionals (, schools), as needed.
• Opportunity to develop therapeutic training programs, including researching relevant theories.

Caseload and Record Management

• Ensure high-quality therapeutic records and reports, evaluating the impact of interventions and support provided.
• Lead and facilitate group and/or individual therapy sessions, ensuring activities and interventions continue to meet the needs of the young people, and are consistent with the provisions detailed in the child/young persons’ therapy plan.
• Receive and respond promptly to referrals undertaking initial assessments to establish the scope, level and nature of the individual therapeutic needs.

Qualifications & Experience

• Relevant professional qualifications in Psychotherapy and Counselling.
• Registered as a therapeutic practitioner with BACP, UKCP, COSCA or HCPC, adhering to their Professional and Ethical Frameworks.
• At least 2 years of experience providing therapeutic support to children and young people.
• Fulfilled and exceeded the minimum clinical hours required by the relevant professional body.
• Experience in effectively responding to safeguarding concerns.
• Skilled in delivering formulation-driven, collaborative, and goal-focused therapeutic interventions for children and young people.
• Experience in preparing comprehensive, high-quality clinical reports within required timelines.
• Experience in professionally liaising with a range of stakeholders, including those in health, social care, education, and law enforcement.
• Competence in using database systems for recording and maintaining information.
  
  

Our benefits include exclusive access to reward and discount scheme, comprehensive induction, commitment to your ongoing training and career progression, pension scheme, paid for enhanced DBS, wellbeing support, cycle to work scheme and more!

As part of Aspris Children’s Services, we are immensely proud of the career pathway and training we can offer you. We ask that you can demonstrate the values needed for a role, transferable skills and life experience and in return we will give you all the training and support you need to progress.

The successful candidate will be registered and will hold a profession specific equivalent qualification, along with the following characteristics:

Resilience – We support some of the most vulnerable children in society who have varying degrees of emotional behavioural difficulties, autism, ADHD and associated difficulties so there will be times where your resilience is challenged.

Communication – Communicating with our young people is vital to understand their needs. Positive working relationships, good teamwork and communication plays a key part in ensuring important information is relayed to other staff.

Committed – will join a supportive and experienced team of dedicated support staff, committed to delivering the very best care.

Caring – Our young people require the best care we can offer. If you are a naturally caring and compassionate person, this is the role for you.

If you want to progress your career, Aspris will help you get there.

Aspris is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All applicants must be willing to undergo safeguarding screening appropriate to the post, including checks with Disclosure & Barring Service and at least 2 references which cover the last 3 years; for all our services we will request references from where you have worked with either Children or Vulnerable Adults. Please be advised that references may be requested prior to interview for roles within our Schools.