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The role will be to build children and young people’s resilience through talking, listening and creative work, helping them to cope with wide-ranging and often complex social issues including their own anxiety, distress and issues relating to parental substance misuse, bullying, bereavement, domestic violence, family breakdown, neglect and trauma. The role will involve collaboration and signposting to existing services across Stirling, providing advocacy and support to engage in programmes and approaches out with schools to promote wellbeing and thus address identified issues. The role will also involve development of the service.

Wellbeing Scotland provide confidential, therapeutic support to individuals affected by adverse childhood experiences.

We are currently expanding our provision of EMDR support and are looking to recruit 1 or 2 EMDR therapists to this service provision.

Candidates must hold a qualification in EMDR, and be able to demonstrate experience in working with childhood abuse/trauma experiences. Due to the complex needs of the client group we are looking for someone who can be flexible in their approach to supporting individuals.

This can be 2 separate 7 hour posts or a combined 14 hour post.

The In Care Survivors Service Scotland is a specialist service operating since 2008 working with people abused in care. The service offers counselling, advocacy, informal support, groupwork and access to records. We are looking to recruit a trained counsellor for the Highlands and Islands area who can also offer skills in advocacy and groupwork.

Thanks to funding from the Scottish Government the worker can also work with survivors abused in any setting.

For further information contact Operational Manager West Sandra Toyer by email in the first instance sandra@incaresurvivors.org.uk or call CEO Janine Rennie on 07979848486.