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Overview:This is an exciting opportunity to join a developing and innovative service focused on improving young people’s psychological well-being and supporting reunification with their families. The service offers structured, long-term therapeutic interventions through weekly individual and group sessions over 18 to 24 months.You will be provided with ongoing training and supervision aligned with your role and professional development needs.Key Responsibilities:Clinical and Client CareDeliver specialist psychological assessments and interventions for young people and familiesProvide individual and group therapy, including facilitating Service User Network (SUN) groups focused on coping strategies and crisis planningMonitor and manage risk, creating appropriate risk management plansAct as keyworker and participate in multi-agency planning and reviewsTeam & Service ContributionPromote a psychologically informed environmentSupport delivery of accessible services to diverse communitiesProvide consultation and guidance to colleagues, working collaboratively with mental health teams and external professionalsPolicy & Service DevelopmentImplement and contribute to service policies and proceduresParticipate in young person engagement and service development initiativesInvolve yourself in relevant projects and quality improvementResource ManagementUse organisational resources responsiblyMonitor and request supplies/equipment as neededSupervision & ManagementSupervise junior staff or assistant psychologists (where applicable)Receive monthly management and bi-monthly clinical supervisionTraining & ResearchProvide specialist training to other professionals where appropriateConduct service evaluations, audits, and research projectsInformation GovernanceMaintain high standards of clinical record-keeping in line with policyEnsure compliance with data protection and professional standardsRequirements:Essential:Postgraduate qualification in psychology (clinical, forensic, applied, etc.) or a relevant therapeutic disciplineMinimum of 2 years' experience in therapeutic services, mental health, and working with children or young peopleFull UK driving licenceDesirable:Experience with learning disabilities, social work, or youth/community workPrevious experience facilitating group therapyAdditional Information:Hybrid working model: face-to-face and virtual attendance requiredSome travel across a large geographic area expectedOccasional weekend work may be requiredLine management provided by a Clinical Lead