Empowering Child Counsellor Therapist (Sessional)

Cpl Healthcare; Connacht; Sur place; EUR 32 000 - 52 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

Cpl Healthcare is seeking Counsellor Therapists to join our panel delivering counselling services to children on a sessional basis across multiple counties in Ireland.

Counsellors will provide blocks of eight counselling sessions per referral, adhere to ethical codes, attend supervision, obtain consent, and maintain professional practice with strong data protection and quality assurance throughout the programme.

Qualifications

• A recognised qualification at Level 7 (primary degree) or higher in a relevant human science.
• Plus either 2a, 2b & 2c or 2d, 2e & 2f as follows.
• 2a: degree/post-graduate in counselling/psychotherapy recognised by PSI/ICP/IAHIP/IACP/IAPTP/ACAP/ICP bodies.
• 2b: full accredited membership with one of the above bodies.
• 2c: two years (min 150 hours) supervised experience providing counselling to children.
• 2d: accredited qualification in child and adolescent counselling.
• 2e: full accredited membership with PSI/IAHIP/IACP/IAPTP/ACAP/ICP bodies.
• 2f: one year supervised experience providing counselling to children.

Responsabilités

• Adhere to the Code of Ethics of their accrediting body.
• Attend professional supervision while providing counselling.
• Ensure consent and referral form is completed and signed by parents.
• Complete initial assessments gathering information as appropriate.
• Complete and issue a summary report of interventions and strategies.
• Interact in a professional manner at all times.
• Engage in robust data protection to keep information confidential.
• Support quality assurance and evaluation processes for the programme.

Connaissances

Clear communication

Ethical practice

Supervision

Formation

Level 7 degree

Counselling qualification

Child/adolescent counselling

Professional membership

Supervised experience (children)

Description du poste

Cpl Healthcare is seeking Counsellor Therapists to join our panel delivering counselling services to children on a sessional basis across multiple counties in Ireland.

Counsellors will provide blocks of eight counselling sessions per referral, adhere to ethical codes, attend supervision, obtain consent, and maintain professional practice with strong data protection and quality assurance throughout the programme.