FAQs
What qualifications are required to apply for the Trainee CBT Therapist position?
Applicants should ideally hold a core mental health professional qualification and have experience working in a mental health setting.
When does the Post Graduate Diploma in CBT program begin?
The Post Graduate Diploma in CBT program begins in January 2025.
What is the deadline for academic screening?
The academic screening is scheduled for October 16, 2024.
Will I receive funding during my training as a Trainee CBT Therapist?
Yes, if successful, you will be funded to work as a trainee HIT within the Stoke on Trent Talking Therapies Service.
What types of mental health problems will I be working with in this role?
You will be providing effective treatments for a broad range of mental health problems in primary care, primarily focusing on anxiety disorders and depression.
Who can I contact for more information about the position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Denise Pearson at denisee.pearson@combined.nhs.uk or Philip Brookes at philip.brookes@combined.nhs.uk or Claire Hollinshead at claire.hollinshead@combined.nhs.uk.
What are the primary responsibilities of a Trainee CBT Therapist?
Responsibilities include assessing clients for the suitability of psychological interventions, formulating, implementing, and evaluating therapy programs, and adhering to agreed activity levels for client contacts and clinical sessions.
Is experience in a mental health setting mandatory?
Yes, experience working in a mental health setting is required to qualify for the position.
How many positions are available for Trainee CBT Therapists?
Several trainee CBT Therapist positions are available within the Stoke on Trent Talking Therapies Service.