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Are you a passionate and experienced Family Therapist/Systemic Psychotherapist ready to make a real difference in the lives of young people and their families? Ivetsey Bank Hospital, part of the Active Care Group, is a specialist Tier 4 Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) providing intensive and therapeutic support for those experiencing complex mental health challenges.
We are looking for a dynamic and compassionate clinician to join our well-established multidisciplinary team. In this role, you’ll provide systemic assessments and family therapy interventions, working collaboratively with young people, families, and professionals to promote positive change and recovery. You will be part of a supportive, forward-thinking environment that values innovation, reflection, and person-centred care.
If you’re committed to delivering high-quality therapeutic input and want to be part of a service that prioritises holistic, relationship-focused support, we’d love to hear from you.

• Undertake specific therapeutic work with patients and their families in response to the clinical need, in a way which coheres with the overall treatment philosophy of the Unit
• Maintain effective clinical records and casework notes in accordance with developing policy
• Provide evidence-based mental health and systemic psychotherapy services across the hospital
• Conduct systemic assessments, treatment and consultation to client systems including children, young people, their families, carers and professional networks
• Work as a member of the multidisciplinary team (MDT) participating in clinical team meetings and other departmental meetings as necessary
• Attend team meetings aimed at facilitating and enhancing team cooperation and performance
• Provide coaching, training, mentoring and management of junior staff and student placements
• Ensure that that all relevant codes of practice and regulations (MHA1983 & Care Standards Act 2000, Children’s Act, Human Rights Act) are upheld
• Keep people safe from harm and protect their human rights