FAQs
What is the main purpose of this Trainee CBT Therapist position?
The main purpose is to train as a CBT therapist in adult mental health services, supporting individuals experiencing mental health challenges in their recovery.
How long is the training program for the Trainee CBT Therapist?
The training program lasts for two years.
Is the training program funded?
Yes, the program is HEE funded.
What will I learn in the first year of training?
The first year provides a foundation in generic CBT skills.
What will the second year of training focus on?
The second year will focus on the application of CBT for individuals presenting with personality disorder, eating disorder, or psychosis.
Where will I be working during the training?
You will be working within community mental health services across Hertfordshire.
Will I receive supervision during my training?
Yes, you will have access to regular peer and individual supervision.
Are there opportunities for continuing professional development (CPD)?
Yes, there will be CPD opportunities available during the training.
What kind of teams will I be a part of?
You will be working as part of established Psychological Therapies teams within a multi-disciplinary service.
Who can I contact for more information about the position?
You can contact Dr. Nicola Green, Head of Adult Mental Health Psychological Services, at nicola.green@nhs.net or by telephone at 07557 321671.
What are the values of the Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust?
The values are Welcoming, Kind, Positive, Respectful, and Professional.