Support Worker - Grimsby, United Kingdom - Navigo Health and Social Care CIC

Navigo Health and Social Care CIC

Verified Company

Grimsby, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

Posted by:

Tom O´Connor

beBee Recruiter

Description

To support the development and implementation of treatment within the field of dual diagnosis (mental health and substance use/misuse) for service users identified as potentially having a dual diagnosis.

To provide one to one sessions with service users, ensuring that care and recovery planning in relation to Substance misuse is conducted on an individual basis according to the specific needs of the service user.

3 To establish, sustain and disengage from therapeutic relationships with individuals. 4. To interact and co-operate with service users, relatives, and other professionals and any community services as appropriate. 5.

To have professional responsibility for promoting equality, diversity, and rights. 6.

To work closely with ward-based nursing teams and multidisciplinary teams to support the implementation of substance misuse care plans 7.

To implement and monitor treatment plans with service users that address their needs in relation to mental health and substance misuse problems.

To assess and act upon immediate risk of danger to service users and/or others. 9.. To educate and give information to service users and others in the care of the client on issues related to mental health problems and substance misuse.
To support service users to engage in interventions aimed at addressing their substance misuse difficulties. 11. Able to deliver structured psychosocial interventions including harm reduction/minimization strategies, motivational interviewing, CBT programmes, problem solving, behavioural interventions and counselling techniques as negotiated with individual service users.

(Training provided). 12. To co-facilitate and support the delivery of group programmes throughout Navigo's in-patient services and within the community. 13.

When required to advocate for service users. 14. Where appropriate, to engage friends and family of the service user in their treatment