Overview
We are seeking a passionate and committed Clinical/Counselling psychologist to join our Mental Health Integrated Network Team (MINT) in Ealing. MINT is a multidisciplinary service providing holistic support and treatment to adults presenting with a range of mental health difficulties within a stepped‑care framework. We have an established psychology team which is well integrated and highly valued in the service.
Responsibilities
* Support the running of the DBT Programme in collaboration with the DBT Lead, including individual therapy, skills training groups, weekly consultation team meetings and phone coaching.
* Deliver therapy to a client group who struggle with self‑harm and suicidal behaviours.
* Provide highly specialist assessments and treatment for individuals with complex mental health conditions who have experienced trauma and struggle with emotional regulation, both 1‑to‑1 and in groups.
* Provide psychological consultation and guidance to the whole MDT and offer supervision and training for Band 7 psychologists, trainee and assistant psychologists.
* Contribute to the provision of a specialist DBT service to individuals with difficulties related to ‘Borderline/Emotionally‑Unstable Personality Disorder’ diagnosis.
* Work collaboratively with service users and colleagues to create a psychologically safe environment that enables effective treatment.
* Engage with people from varied cultural backgrounds, including those seeking asylum, using interpreters when necessary, and promote equality of access to services.
Qualifications
* Experienced psychologist with a special interest in working with clients with complex mental health needs and emotional dysregulation.
* Post‑qualification experience in providing specialist assessment and treatment for complex trauma and emotion regulation issues.
* Strong knowledge and interest in DBT and passion for working with clients who struggle to regulate emotions, behaviours and relationships.
* Desire to work within an MDT, promote psychological and trauma‑informed ways of working and develop leadership skills.
* Understanding of the psychological needs associated with migration and the ability to work with asylum seekers.
This advert closes on Thursday 23 Apr 2026
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