Support Time and Recovery Worker

The successful candidate will become part of a multi disciplinary team carrying out Home Treatment Team visits and telephone calls. Carrying out interventions from collaborative care plans that includes families/carers, and signposting to appropriate agencies. This can include the creation of future support plans, safety plans and completion of physical health observations. The support worker will provide therapeutic engagement to service users in crisis, Supporting them in a co-constructed manner, to move away from crisis point and focus on desired future goals and solution building. The post holder will be able to demonstrate excellent communication skills with both service users, carers and organisations. You will be highly motivated and display a good ability to work autonomously where possible. The support worker will work with service users with the full range of mental health diagnosis's who find themselves in crisis. The support worker will have clear pathways of escalation and will work within the bounds of existing DPT policies and procedures as required. In this role, we'll offer you clinical supervision, along with opportunities for training and continued professional development. We're committed to delivering an excellent induction to embed you into the service and ensure you have the skills and confidence to enjoy you job. The post holder is required to hold a UK driving license to carry out home visits in pool cars.