Therapeutic Parenting & DDP Specialist - Self-Employed

Fortis Therapy & Training Ltd; Grimsby; Hybrid; GBP 30,000 - 54,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

CPD opportunities

Mentoring and coaching

Opportunities to expand specialisms

Job summary

Fortis Therapy & Training Ltd in Grimsby area seeks a Therapeutic Parenting Practitioner to support parents and families using attachment-informed and trauma-responsive approaches. You will deliver individual and group interventions, coaching, and consultation to caregivers to boost child wellbeing.

The role is self-employed and involves collaboration with schools, social care and health professionals, with ongoing CPD and opportunities to expand your clinical skills.

Qualifications

• Qualification in counselling, psychotherapy, or related field.
• Experience with therapeutic interventions for children and families.
• Knowledge of trauma-informed and attachment-focused practice.
• PACE trained; DDP level 1/2.
• Experience facilitating training or group programmes.

Responsibilities

• Deliver therapeutic parenting support to parents, carers and families.
• Facilitate therapeutic parenting groups, workshops and training.
• Provide coaching, mentoring and consultation to caregivers.
• Undertake assessments of family strengths and support needs.
• Develop individualised support plans and interventions.
• Collaborate with schools, social care and health professionals.
• Maintain records and outcome measures.
• Promote trauma-informed practice across services.

Skills

Attachment theory

Trauma-informed practice

Group facilitation

Assessment & reporting

Communication skills

Education

Relevant professional qualification in counselling/psychotherapy/social work

Job description

Fortis Therapy & Training Ltd in Grimsby area seeks a Therapeutic Parenting Practitioner to support parents and families using attachment-informed and trauma-responsive approaches. You will deliver individual and group interventions, coaching, and consultation to caregivers to boost child wellbeing.

The role is self-employed and involves collaboration with schools, social care and health professionals, with ongoing CPD and opportunities to expand your clinical skills.