
*Please be aware although we are a remote organisation we do require candidates to reside in the UK.*
Salary: £35 per session (£40 per session if able to offer availability of 6+ sessions per week)
Work pattern: Independent/Associate University Counsellor - Sessions are typically 50 minutes in length. We welcome applications from Counsellors who are able to offer regular weekly availability, including peak student demand periods.
Our team at ProblemShared is growing, we are on a mission to provide exceptional care, and we have opportunities available to join our supportive and collaborative team. We truly believe that you can do the best work of your career with us and have meaningful impact on the patients we support. We combine People, Data and Technology, we empower individuals to take the next step in their mental health or neurodevelopmental journey.
The digital healthcare landscape is exciting and ever changing. We have a depth of knowledge in our own team; working at the forefront of change you will be surrounded by talented and supported colleagues and leaders. Striving for excellence and best in class clinical service is at the heart of our team where learning and CPD is integral. Our community of experts have created an environment of knowledge sharing and we have access to the key voices in the world of neurodevelopmental excellence.
ProblemShared has created strong partnerships servicing several NHS, university, and insurer contracts to deliver high quality ADHD and Autism assessments as well as assessments for learning differences. We offer wrap-around care in the form of psychoeducation, prescribing, educational navigation, and therapy sessions all under one roof.
As a University Wellbeing Counsellor, you will provide brief wellbeing support (up to 6 sessions) to university students requiring support with mental health and wellbeing.
You will work independently as part of a skilled multidisciplinary network, delivering remote counselling via secure video platforms. The role focuses on early intervention, wellbeing support, risk assessment and brief, short‑term therapeutic work.
Practitioners are required to:
We are committed to building a workforce that reflects the diversity of the communities we serve. We particularly welcome applications from people from ethnic minority backgrounds and from candidates who speak languages other than English, as these experiences and skills can help us meet the needs of our diverse student population.
At ProblemShared, we see beyond just your CV. We're genuinely excited about who you are, your potential, and the unique qualities you bring to our team. We also recognise that life outside of work is important, which is why we prioritise being a flexible employer.
We're proud to be an equal opportunity and Disability Confident Committed employer and celebrate diversity and are ambitious in creating a recruitment process that allows everyone to shine and showcase their unique qualities. We offer tailored opportunities and adjustments to help each individual reach their full potential.
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ProblemShared was founded to provide better access to mental health services over a convenient and affordable platform. It is anchored in best practice principles and offers a safe place for people in need to seek help.
As an Accident and Emergency doctor across the UK and Ireland, our CEO and Founder, Nick, encountered first-hand the significant and ever-growing caseload of clients suffering from mental health issues that could and should have been managed in the community. The challenging economic environment has reduced the availability of key frontline services in mental health and increased waiting lists which have combined to drive an increase in both the severity and volume of cases arriving in our hospitals.
Consequently, Nick and his wife Tika have established a compassionate and caring team that seeks to redress the balance and provide access to the highest quality mental health professionals from anywhere with an internet connection.
We are here to support our counsellors, psychiatrists, and neurodiversity team who form the absolute core of the service. We strongly believe that the journey is a communal one.
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