Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner: Second Nature

# Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner:
Second Nature
** Second Nature
** London, England Start Date
16/09/2026

Contract Contact Member The Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner role at Second Nature is a full-time, fixed-term contract based remotely anywhere in the UK. The role sits in the Specialist Weight Management Service and uses video consultations together with in-app messaging. Second Nature lists the post in London, England, and the salary is a competitive market rate.

The practitioner conducts initial assessments, allocates treatment, and delivers group and one-to-one psychological interventions. The work supports changes in eating behaviour and physical activity through a multidisciplinary service. A Postgraduate Diploma as a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner is required. BABCP or BPS registration is also required, and applicants include the registration number with the application.
* Role:
Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner, Specialist Weight Management

* Employer:

Second Nature

* Location:

Remote across the UK, with London, England listed for the role
* Pay:
Competitive market salary
* Employment:
Full-time, fixed-term contract

Apply Now Applicants prepare a CV and cover letter before applying. The cover letter includes the BABCP or BPS registration number and relevant experience in weight management, mental health, group programmes, or digital healthcare.## Assessments, Interventions, And Patient Journeys The practitioner starts patient care with an initial assessment and treatment allocation. Group and individual interventions take place by video call, while in-app messaging supports contact between scheduled consultations.

The role coordinates patient journeys from assessment through follow-up.

Patient coordination includes scheduling assessments and appointments, monitoring attendance, and following up with patients. The practitioner records and reviews patient notes, writes GP letters, and monitors progress across the service. Excel, Google Sheets, or similar tools support patient monitoring and service coordination.
* Initial assessments and treatment allocation
* Group and one-to-one psychological interventions
* Patient journey coordination and appointment scheduling
* Attendance monitoring and patient follow-up
* Patient notes, GP letters, and progress monitoring

Second Nature lists the post as a London-listed role, while the working arrangement is remote across the UK.## Weight Management And Behaviour Change The Specialist Weight Management Service supports people living with obesity through a multidisciplinary team of doctors, dietitians, psychologists, and physical activity specialists. The practitioner helps patients make changes in eating behaviour and physical activity while working with complex physical and mental health needs.

The service uses cognitive behavioural therapy and dialectical behaviour therapy in its clinical approach.

Second Nature describes its wider weight-management care as combining clinical support, nutrition, medication where eligible, and behaviour-change tools. The practitioner role adds psychological assessment and intervention to that clinical model. Experience in weight management, bariatric care, eating disorders, or technology-enabled patient care is relevant to the work.## Registration, Supervision, And Safeguarding The role requires BABCP or BPS registration and a Postgraduate Diploma as a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner.

Clinical supervision supports the practitioner, and the role includes maintaining continuing professional development, supervision, registration requirements, and confidentiality.

Clinical risk and safeguarding concerns form part of the practitioner's work with patients who may have complex needs. Skills for Care notes that challenging or distressed behaviour may be a person's only way to communicate, and its guidance identifies training in positive behavioural support as support for people experiencing those challenges.## Remote Clinical Delivery The post is fully remote for practitioners based anywhere in the UK.

A private space is required for confidential consultations, and reliable internet access supports video consultations and in-app messaging. The working week is 40 hours with flexible hours, including some early evenings and Saturdays when needed.

Digital delivery also requires comfort with technology-enabled patient care and group facilitation. The practitioner manages consultations, records, attendance, and follow-up across digital tools…