CYP Psycotherapist​/Counsellor

ReWellness Counselling is seeking an experienced CYP Psychotherapist/Counsellor to join our small, supportive team at the Broadstone Centre. This is an in-person role providing high-quality therapeutic support to children & young people, alongside the ability to work with adults across a variety of presenting issues.

• Conduct initial assessments and manage ongoing therapy sessions for individuals and parents of CYP
• Deliver creative, evidence-based therapeutic interventions in a safe, professional environment
• Maintain accurate client records and adhere to safeguarding policies
• Participate in supervision
• Contribute to a positive, collaborative team culture, sharing knowledge and ideas
• Our standard shifts are in 5 hour blocks, from 3pm-8pm Monday-Friday
  . You choose how many regular shifts you’d like to work each week between,
  minimum commitment 3 shifts a week.

Your regular shifts will form your contracted hours, giving you a consistent weekly schedule.
Optional overtime and additional shifts are also available if you’d like to work more.

• £18-30 per session, dependent on experience and responsibility
• 5.6 weeks paid holiday per annum
• Service closed for approximately two weeks over Christmas (holiday entitlement applied)
• Supervision, team meetings, inductions, and full administrative support
• Access to online CPD hub with mandatory and optional training

ReWellness Counselling provides a calm, beautifully designed, in-person therapeutic environment with a primarily private client base. Our small team ensures clinicians receive supervision, support, and structure to deliver meaningful, high-quality care.

• Recognised qualification working with children
• Passionate about working with children and young people
• Professional body membership (BACP, UKCP, HCPC, NCS, or equivalent)
• Ability to be engaging and work creatively with young people.
• Enhanced DBS
• Strong organisational skills to manage caseloads effectively whilst maintaining thorough documentation.
• Uphold ethical standards and maintain professional boundaries at all times.

• Proven experience delivering therapeutic interventions within a clinical or community setting is desirable.
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to build rapport and trust with diverse client groups
• Ability to work independently as well as part of a multidisciplinary team committed to client welfare. This role provides an enriching environment for professional growth whilst making a positive impact on individuals’ mental health journeys.
• Creative, engaging, and child-centred in therapeutic approach
• Able to build warm, trusting relationships with young people
• Confident using creative, play-based, or expressive interventions
• Flexible, reflective, and responsive to individual needs