The Senior CBT HI Practitioner provides high-intensity cognitive behavioural therapy for adults experiencing common mental health problems, usually through NHS Talking Therapies services. Requirements typically include an accredited postgraduate qualification in CBT, BABCP accreditation or eligibility, relevant clinical experience, and knowledge of evidence-based assessment and treatment. The successful candidate will manage a clinical caseload, complete risk assessments, maintain accurate records, contribute to supervision and multidisciplinary working, and support service quality and development. Strong communication, organisational and risk-management skills are expected, together with the ability to work independently and inclusively across face-to-face, telephone and online settings. Experience supervising or supporting junior practitioners is likely to be valued.
Living Well Consortium is a community-focused mental health and wellbeing organisation working in partnership with local services to support people experiencing anxiety, depression and other common mental health difficulties. Its services commonly include NHS Talking Therapies, psychological interventions, wellbeing support, employment assistance and community-based programmes. The organisation aims to make care accessible, practical and recovery-focused, helping people improve their emotional wellbeing and quality of life. Staff are generally expected to work collaboratively with NHS teams, primary care providers, voluntary-sector partners and community organisations. As a not-for-profit provider, Living Well Consortium places emphasis on person-centred care, equality, safeguarding, clinical governance and measurable outcomes. The Senior CBT HI Practitioner role contributes specialist therapeutic expertise while also supporting safe, effective and continuously improving mental health services.
The United Kingdom offers opportunities across healthcare, mental health, technology, finance, education and skilled trades, with particularly strong demand for qualified clinicians and allied health professionals. Its culture is diverse and generally values punctuality, privacy, inclusivity and clear professional communication. Lifestyle varies from busy cities such as London, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh to quieter coastal and rural communities. Living costs, especially housing, are highest in London and the South East. Overseas applicants need the appropriate immigration permission; eligible sponsored healthcare roles may qualify for a Health and Care Worker visa, while other positions may require a Skilled Worker visa. Check the employer's sponsorship status, professional registration requirements and NHS eligibility before applying. Relocating usually involves arranging accommodation, a National Insurance number, banking, healthcare registration and, where relevant, professional recognition through the appropriate UK regulator.
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