Psychological Therapies

At the Trust we have a diverse range of opportunities for Psychological Services staff – across learning disabilities, child and adolescent, adult and older adult mental health settings.

Psychological services staff are central to the care and support we provide at HPFT working with those who use our services and their families to deliver great care and great outcomes, often working as clinical leaders in their field.  
We are proud to be a family of different types of psychological therapies, and every year we offer support and training to help others take that next step in their career.   

We employ:

Psychological Practitioners
Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners (PWP)s
Education Mental Health Practitioners (EMHP)
Mental Health and Wellbeing Practitioners (MHWP)

Psychological Therapists
Counsellor
Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist
Cognitive Behaviour Therapist
Adult Psychotherapists
Family and Systemic Psychotherapists
Other Psychological therapists

Psychologists
Health Psychologist
Counselling Psychologist
Forensic Psychologist
Clinical Psychologist
Clinical Associate Psychologists
Assistant Psychologists

We are keen to help psychological therapists progress with their careers, improve their skill sets and keep up-to-date with developments in their fields.  Many of our workers undertake further training whilst employed with us.  We have close links with the University of Hertfordshire and this supports our ongoing commitment to train psychological professionals of the future.    

The Trust offers strong leadership and management training opportunities, as well as opportunities to undertake small or large pieces of innovative work or research to improve care. 

We have supported many staff to return to practice, and can offer great flexible work arrangements for those looking to step back into the work place.  

We are looking for staff who live our values and have a focus on working towards the goals that matter to service users and carers – ensuring that our services address the needs of the whole person.  

We are looking for staff who are keen to push services forward so we can ensure all communities are able to access the support and care that is right for them.

Find out more about our vacancies here.