Cognitive Behavioural Therapist

How this role will deliver success. Each Client will have a care plan in place, based on assessments, which is meaningful, developed, effectively coordinated, and regularly reviewed and evaluated. Each Client will be provided with immediate information, advice, and support to ensure their support requirements are met in a prompt and timely manner. Clients will feel comfortable and supported, the CBT Therapist will be sensitive to differences in culture and languages, working with interpreters as required, treating everyone with respect and tolerance through a trauma informed approach. Clients accessing the lighthouse service for treatment will be supported to clear their mind, change behaviours, and prioritise and focus on next steps. Clients will be able to manage symptoms, build coping skills and improve decision making skills. Clients will understand the SCARS and be able to put into practise and review of their lives. Decisions will be made on the level of clinical input required, based on individual need and current psychotherapy evidence. Conduct assessments and treatment sessions according to individuals needs. Offer support and effective Peer sessions within the service and motivate staff. Exercise professional integrity and sound clinical decision always in particular when dealing with other professionals, clients, families, and colleagues. Reports will be completed and submitted as required and all mandatory training and supervision will be completed. Conduct comprehensive assessments and deliver evidence-based CBT interventions to patients with various mental health conditions within NHS guidelines. Clients will so develop personalised treatment plans based on CBT principles, addressing conditions such as anxiety depression, PTSD, OCD, and other related disorders. Maintain accurate and detailed clinical records, ensuring compliance with NHS standards and confidentiality guidelines. Collaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams, including psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers, to provide integrated care for patients. Offer psychoeducation to patients and families to enhance their understanding of CBT techniques and promote self-management.