Chorus

Chorus is a social enterprise providing early therapeutic support interventions and support for families and the professionals working with them. We specialise in preventive approaches and support which is embedded in the community, reaching families with the right support in the right place at the right time.

City Chorus

Chorus and City of London are partnering to expand their City Chorus is an early intervention emotional wellbeing service delivered by Chorus in partnership with City of London. This innovative community mental health service is embedded into City’s children’s workforce to provide early intervention for children and families to mitigate and prevent later mental health difficulties. The service includes direct therapeutic support to children and families as well as a workforce offer of group supervision, individual consultation and training.

City of London Local Authority

The City of London of London is both the historic and geographic heart of the capital bordered by seven central London boroughs. Most service users live close to the boundaries with the London Boroughs of Camden, Islington, Hackney and Tower Hamlets. 713 children under 18 live in the City of London (Census 2021). This project is part of the City of London’s work to provide excellence for children and families in their Early Help and Children’s Services system.

The role

We are looking for a highly skilled, independent and creative systemic clinician to join us in delivering psychological interventions to families via consultation, assessment and systemic psychotherapy treatments. You will also provide workforce support and development via consultation, training and facilitating group reflective practice.

The team includes:

  • 1x Clinical Lead
  • 1x Community Clinician
  • 1x Assistant Psychotherapist/Psychologist

As the project develops the team may also include trainee child and adolescent psychotherapists.

You are:

  • At least two years post qualified systemic psychotherapist or core mental health professional with systemic training and a background in community work.
  • Innovative, proactive and creative in your clinical approach.
  • Highly organised, independent and self-motivated
  • Research literate and keen to further the research base for community psychology.

Job Description and Person Specification

Application

Please send a CV plus a covering letter outlining why you are interested in this role and how you meet the person specification to the address below.
Dr Eva Crasnow and Dr Sarah Peter
[email protected]