Counsellor/psychotherapist - Inverness, United Kingdom - First Psychology Ltd

First Psychology Ltd

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Inverness, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Counsellor/Psychotherapist (First Psychology Inverness)

Enjoy a rewarding, stimulating and busy independent practice as a self-employed practitioner working in partnership with a leading clinical organisation in Inverness

Suitable for qualified and experienced counsellor/psychotherapy professionals, with senior roles available for suitably qualified and experienced practitioners.
Parttime roles available (minimum commitment of 0.3FTE including the availability to work evenings and/or Saturdays).
Chance to become part of a busy and growing practice in Inverness.
Provides mentoring and support in running your own independent practice in partnership, as well as CPD, peersupport and training opportunities.
Offers the opportunity to generate a stable and significant income from your clinical work.

Introduction
First Psychology Scotland is a leading independent provider of counselling and psychological therapies in Scotland.

With eleven bespoke therapy centres located throughout the country as well as an established online portal we deliver services to individuals and organisations.

We work with over 120 practitioners from a range of backgrounds including counselling/psychotherapy, CBT, counselling psychology, clinical psychology and coaching.

We have recently launched our First Psychology Institute to provide CPD and training opportunities to those working in partnership with us.

About the role

This self-employed partnership role, based in our Inverness service, will provide the opportunity to develop a therapeutic role specialising in counselling/psychotherapy to self-referred and organisationally referred clients.

Some online work may be required too. The ability to work with couples and/or children/young persons would be an advantage.

Additionally, the ability to offer specialist skills/expertise in working with eating distress, neurodiversity, CBT, EMDR or with complex presentations would be an advantage.

The role will commence in August 2023 and offers the potential to generate a significant income, which will depend on skills and experience.

Who should apply

Applicants should be able to demonstrate an outstanding ability to integrate clinical practice and professional learning, and to engage professionally within a highly reputable organisation.

We are looking for practitioners with the following competencies:

Highly developed clinical skills in counselling/psychotherapy.
An ability to understand clinical presentations and needs, and to develop an effective approach to meeting these using established counselling and/or psychotherapeutic models.
An ability to undertake both shortterm and longerterm therapeutic work with clients.
An ability to work independently but also within a pluralistic, multiprofession 'psychological community'.
Highly developed personal management and communication skills, including the effective use of IT.
Flexibility and adaptability in approach, with an advanced ability to learn and develop new skills and understandings.
A mature and highly professional approach in working with clients from a range of backgrounds.

How to apply

Your CV
A brief statement detailing your relevant experience/qualifications and suitability for this role and any days of the week you would be unavailable to work due to other commitments

You can also call us on
to find out more.

CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS - 12pm 3rd May 2023

Interviews will be held during the week commencing 22nd May 2023

Job Types:
Full-time, Part-time

Schedule: