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Successful candidates will be motivated, resilient, efficient, empathic, supportive and will be required to have a good understanding of the needs of local populations and familiarise themselves with local knowledge of services.
Cheshire and Wirral Partnership (CWP) NHS Foundation Trust is hosting a centralised recruitment on behalf of Mental Health Matters (see the attached service descriptions document for further details).Successful candidates will need to be available to start by 9 November 2024.
The role of High intensity therapist involves undertaking assessments and treating patients with depression and anxiety disorders.
You will see individuals face-to-face or remotely via video conference and provide treatment for adults from many different backgrounds, collaborating with a range of professionals in physical health, mental health and social care as well as with community organisations
Once treatment begins, you’ll meet with individuals regularly, usually weekly, to measure and review progress and tailor treatment accordingly.
This is a training role with a Talking Therapies service in Cheshire & Merseyside leading to a postgraduate diploma in High Intensity Psychological Interventions (HIPI) Cognitive Behavioural Therapist. Successful applicants will enrol with the University of Chester.
To work as a qualified therapist, you need to undertake training in cognitive behavioural therapy and during training you will be required to be a member of BABCP (British Association for Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapies).
Upon successful completion, you will be required to become accredited and maintain accreditation with BABCP.
The role of a High Intensity Therapist involves the delivery of high intensity cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) whilst undertaking a programme of intensive training. The training will equip the postholder to provide CBT to clients with a range of common mental health difficulties for which CBT is demonstrated to be clinically effective.
You must be able to demonstrate the ability to work within a high volume, performance managed service, manage your own caseload and time and be an effective communicator.
We are looking for people with a commitment to deliver high quality evidence-based assessments and interventions, a willingness to learn new skills and a desire to improve the health and wellbeing of people anxiety and/or depression disorders. Both trainee and qualified HITs play a critical role in helping shape the future direction of the Talking Therapies service.
Successful candidates will be motivated, resilient, efficient, empathic, supportive and will be required to have a good understanding of the needs of local populations and familiarise themselves with local knowledge of services. There will be extensive self-directed study outside of the working hours.
Talking Therapies Liverpool (Central, North & South), Halton, St Helens, Knowsley, Sefton, Warrington, Wirral, Cheshire West and Central Cheshire are services delivering psychological therapies as part of the national Talking Therapies initiative and are working together in a collaborative approach to the recruitment of the trainee Talking Therapies workforce across Cheshire and Merseyside. Please note these services are provided by different organisations. A list of the employing services recruiting for the Autumn 2024 cohort is provided in your application form.
Please contact the individual service(s) for more specific information to support you in your application and choice of service.
- Not all Talking Therapies services are recruiting for the Autumn training programme.
For further details / informal visits contact: Name: Amy Bourke Job title: Service Manager Email address:
For help with your application please contact the individual service – you will find their contact details in the Service Descriptions (see Supporting Documents section).
Cheshire and Wirral Partnership (CWP) NHS Foundation Trust is hosting a centralised recruitment on behalf of Mental Health Matters (see the attached service descriptions document for further details).
Successful candidates will need to be available to start by 9 November 2024.
The role of High intensity therapist involves undertaking assessments and treating patients with depression and anxiety disorders.
You will see individuals face-to-face or remotely via video conference and provide treatment for adults from many different backgrounds, collaborating with a range of professionals in physical health, mental health and social care as well as with community organisations
Once treatment begins, you’ll meet with individuals regularly, usually weekly, to measure and review progress and tailor treatment accordingly.
This is a training role with a Talking Therapies service in Cheshire & Merseyside leading to a postgraduate diploma in High Intensity Psychological Interventions (HIPI) Cognitive Behavioural Therapist. Successful applicants will enrol with the University of Chester.
To work as a qualified therapist, you need to undertake training in cognitive behavioural therapy and during training you will be required to be a member of BABCP (British Association for Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapies).
Upon successful completion, you will be required to become accredited and maintain accreditation with BABCP.
The role of a High Intensity Therapist involves the delivery of high intensity cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) whilst undertaking a programme of intensive training. The training will equip the postholder to provide CBT to clients with a range of common mental health difficulties for which CBT is demonstrated to be clinically effective.
You must be able to demonstrate the ability to work within a high volume, performance managed service, manage your own caseload and time and be an effective communicator.
We are looking for people with a commitment to deliver high quality evidence-based assessments and interventions, a willingness to learn new skills and a desire to improve the health and wellbeing of people anxiety and/or depression disorders. Both trainee and qualified HITs play a critical role in helping shape the future direction of the Talking Therapies service.
Successful candidates will be motivated, resilient, efficient, empathic, supportive and will be required to have a good understanding of the needs of local populations and familiarise themselves with local knowledge of services. There will be extensive self-directed study outside of the working hours.
Talking Therapies Liverpool (Central, North & South), Halton, St Helens, Knowsley, Sefton, Warrington, Wirral, Cheshire West and Central Cheshire are services delivering psychological therapies as part of the national Talking Therapies initiative and are working together in a collaborative approach to the recruitment of the trainee Talking Therapies workforce across Cheshire and Merseyside. Please note these services are provided by different organisations. A list of the employing services recruiting for the Autumn 2024 cohort is provided in your application form.
Please contact the individual service(s) for more specific information to support you in your application and choice of service.
For further details / informal visits contact: Name: Amy Bourke Job title: Service Manager Email address:
For help with your application please contact the individual service – you will find their contact details in the Service Descriptions (see Supporting Documents section).
Successful candidates will need to be available to start by 9 November 2024.
The role of High intensity therapist involves undertaking assessments and treating patients with depression and anxiety disorders.
You will see individuals face-to-face or remotely via video conference and provide treatment for adults from many different backgrounds, collaborating with a range of professionals in physical health, mental health and social care as well as with community organisations
Once treatment begins, you’ll meet with individuals regularly, usually weekly, to measure and review progress and tailor treatment accordingly.
This is a training role with a Talking Therapies service in Cheshire & Merseyside leading to a postgraduate diploma in High Intensity Psychological Interventions (HIPI) Cognitive Behavioural Therapist. Successful applicants will enrol with the University of Chester.
To work as a qualified therapist, you need to undertake training in cognitive behavioural therapy and during training you will be required to be a member of BABCP (British Association for Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapies).
Upon successful completion, you will be required to become accredited and maintain accreditation with BABCP.
The role of a High Intensity Therapist involves the delivery of high intensity cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) whilst undertaking a programme of intensive training. The training will equip the postholder to provide CBT to clients with a range of common mental health difficulties for which CBT is demonstrated to be clinically effective.
You must be able to demonstrate the ability to work within a high volume, performance managed service, manage your own caseload and time and be an effective communicator.
We are looking for people with a commitment to deliver high quality evidence-based assessments and interventions, a willingness to learn new skills and a desire to improve the health and wellbeing of people anxiety and/or depression disorders. Both trainee and qualified HITs play a critical role in helping shape the future direction of the Talking Therapies service.
Successful candidates will be motivated, resilient, efficient, empathic, supportive and will be required to have a good understanding of the needs of local populations and familiarise themselves with local knowledge of services. There will be extensive self-directed study outside of the working hours.
Talking Therapies Liverpool (Central, North & South), Halton, St Helens, Knowsley, Sefton, Warrington, Wirral, Cheshire West and Central Cheshire are services delivering psychological therapies as part of the national Talking Therapies initiative and are working together in a collaborative approach to the recruitment of the trainee Talking Therapies workforce across Cheshire and Merseyside. Please note these services are provided by different organisations. A list of the employing services recruiting for the Autumn 2024 cohort is provided in your application form.
Please contact the individual service(s) for more specific information to support you in your application and choice of service.
- Not all Talking Therapies services are recruiting for the Autumn training programme.
For further details / informal visits contact: Name: Amy Bourke Job title: Service Manager Email address:
For help with your application please contact the individual service – you will find their contact details in the Service Descriptions (see Supporting Documents section).
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To work as a Trainee High Intensity Therapist (HIT) in the UK, particularly within the context of Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) services, you will need a combination of clinical and interpersonal skills, as well as specific qualifications. Here are some key skills and attributes that are important for this role:
1. Clinical Skills:
- Understanding of psychological theories and therapeutic modalities, particularly Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
- Ability to conduct thorough assessments and formulate treatment plans.
- Experience in delivering therapy sessions effectively, while adhering to ethical guidelines.
2. Communication Skills:
- Strong verbal and written communication skills to convey complex information clearly and empathetically.
- Active listening skills to understand clients’ concerns and adapt therapeutic approaches accordingly.
3. Empathy and Compassion:
- A genuine ability to show empathy and compassion towards clients, understanding their experiences and perspectives.
4. Problem-Solving Skills:
- The ability to think critically and adapt therapeutic approaches based on client needs and progress.
- Skills in evaluating therapy outcomes and modifying treatment plans where necessary.
5. Organizational Skills:
- Good time management and organizational skills, as you will need to manage multiple clients and documentation efficiently.
6. Teamwork:
- Ability to collaborate with other healthcare professionals, such as psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers, within a multidisciplinary team.
7. Resilience and Self-Care:
- Emotional resilience to handle the challenges of working in mental health and the ability to practice self-care to prevent burnout.
8. Cultural Sensitivity:
- Awareness of diverse backgrounds and the ability to provide culturally competent care.
9. Continuous Learning:
- A commitment to ongoing professional development and learning to keep up with best practices and new therapeutic techniques.
10. IT Skills:
- Competence in using clinical software and electronic health records for documentation and appointment scheduling.
Qualifications:
To become a Trainee High Intensity Therapist, you typically need:
- A relevant undergraduate degree in psychology, social work, nursing, or a related field.
- A postgraduate training course in High Intensity Therapy, usually approved by the British Psychological Society (BPS) or the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP).
- Experience in mental health services, often as a support worker or similar role, may be required or advantageous.
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