Job Description:The post holder will undertake generic assessments on behalf of the CFT and NDLD teams as well as complex re-assessments and inter-agency liaison and those assessments where a systemic input is indicated.The post holder will adopt a flexible approach to working with children/young people, their families and networks, taking account of changing needs during the course of intervention.The post holder must be able to work effectively and imaginatively with families of young people with a mental health problem, taking account aspects of social difference (e.g. cultural heritage, language, religion).Skills in risk assessment, risk management, and the formulation of treatment plans will be essential.Where indicated, the post holder will work individually with children/young people, using a systemic approach, and drawing on other models as appropriate.The ability to work in ways sensitive to the needs of families from a wide range of racial, cultural and religious backgrounds will be important as well as a sensitivity to issues of sexuality, disability, class and age.The post holder will participate in and help develop the on-going work of one of the Tier2/3 family therapy clinics.Will consider part time applicants and condensed hours.Note:Cannot support fully remote working, must be able to attend site at least part time. 2-3 days face to face / from base working as a minimum.DBS required.