Systemic Family Worker — Therapeutic Interventions

S1jobs; Paisley; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

S1jobs in the United Kingdom seeks a Family Worker to deliver systemic interventions for children aged 5-18 and their families in residential, community, and home settings. You will engage parents, carers, and professionals using therapeutic approaches within a supportive SIS team.

The role requires flexible, creative engagement with families facing complex needs and may involve travel across sites. A degree or registered therapy qualification is preferred.

Qualifications

• Educated to degree level or above with experience providing intervention to families.
• Counsellor or psychotherapist registered with a regulatory body with knowledge of systemic practice and experience with families.

Responsibilities

• To implement a range of systemic interventions for individuals, carers, staff, professionals and families using systemic models.
• To work with young people, children, and their families both within a residential setting and where required within the family home.
• To work in collaboration with the therapeutic practitioners and psychology team.
• To provide consultation to professionals and those using the service regarding systemic formulation and care planning.
• To provide systemic advice, guidance and consultation to other professionals contributing directly to an intervention or care plan of those using the service.
• To communicate in a skilled and sensitive manner, information concerning the assessment, formulation and intervention plans of children and families.
• To write reports summarising systemic assessment, formulation or intervention outcomes.

Skills

Car driver

Excellent communication

Team collaboration

Therapy approaches

Education

Degree or above

Job description

S1jobs in the United Kingdom seeks a Family Worker to deliver systemic interventions for children aged 5-18 and their families in residential, community, and home settings. You will engage parents, carers, and professionals using therapeutic approaches within a supportive SIS team.

The role requires flexible, creative engagement with families facing complex needs and may involve travel across sites. A degree or registered therapy qualification is preferred.