Average Therapist salary in Hampshire

Occupational Therapist - SEN/SEMH Schools Trust, BasingstokeBasingstoke, HampshireSeptember start - Full-timeSalary - Competitive, dependent on experienceAcademics are seeking a passionate and dedicated Occupational Therapist to join a successful team, supporting a trust of SEN/SEMH schools across Basingstoke. This is an exciting opportunity to work with primary and secondary-aged pupils who have a range of additional needs, including Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC) and Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs (SEMH).As part of a multidisciplinary approach, you will play a vital role in helping children and young people develop the skills they need to thrive in school, at home, and within their communities.The suitable Occupational Therapist will be working across a number of schools within the trust, you will:* Assess pupils' sensory processing, motor skills, functional abilities and participation in school activities.* Develop and implement individualised intervention programmes.* Support children with autism, SEMH needs and complex behavioural presentations.* Work collaboratively with teachers, teaching assistants, parents and external professionals.* Provide practical strategies and training to school staff to support pupils in the classroom.* Contribute to Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs), reports and annual reviews where appropriate.* Promote inclusive practice and enable pupils to achieve their full potential.The successful Occupational Therapist will be someone who is:* HCPC-registered as an Occupational Therapist.* Passionate about improving outcomes for children and young people.* Experienced in paediatrics, education or working with children with autism, SEMH and/or challenging behaviour (desirable but not essential).* Confident working independently while also enjoying being part of a supportive multidisciplinary team.* An excellent communicator with strong assessment and report-writing skills.* Flexible, organised and committed to delivering high-quality, child-centred care.If you are an enthusiastic Occupational Therapist looking for a rewarding opportunity to support children with autism, SEMH needs and complex behaviours across a thriving trust of SEN/SEMH schools in Basingstoke, we would love to hear from you. Please apply!

Speech and Language TherapistBasingstoke SEN SchoolAcademics have a rare and exciting opportunity for a Speech and Language Therapist to join a successful SEN Academy Group, working across three of their schools in Basingstoke, Hampshire. This is a permanent opportunity paying between NHS banding 5-7 starting from £31,049 - £54,710. Depending on experience.The successful Speech and Language Therapist will be part of a multi-disciplinary team working to establish and develop:A speech and language therapy service to meet the needs of pupils across the academy.A continuing CPD programme for the school staff in line with the school's development plan, delivering training etcAn integrated approach to embedding therapeutic strategies across the curriculum which will provide support for a wide range of SLCNSpecialist interventions as part of a holistic integrated approach - as prescribed by the SaLT teamYou will be required to participate in clinical supervision sessions and where appropriate, provide supervision to peers. You must be able to demonstrate good clinical knowledge in the assessment, treatment and management of a wide range of language and communication difficulties in young people from the age of 5 - 19 years.To be considered for the role of Speech and Language Therapist, you must:Have a recognised professional qualification in Speech and Language TherapyBe HCPC and RCSLT registeredBe able to provide evidence of working within a multidisciplinary team with children or adults with communication needsIf you are Speech and Language Therapist who is able to commute to Basingstoke daily for work and would love to find out more about this fantastic opportunity, please apply!

Therapist Salary: £36,000 - £43,000 per annum (depending on qualifications and experience)Hours: 37.5 hours per weekLocation: Wokingham/BinfieldDriving Licence: RequiredLooking for a meaningful therapy role where you can support a small caseload, work as part of a multidisciplinary team and see the impact of your work every day? We’d love to hear from you! At SWAAY, you will work with a small caseload of approximately 6-8 young people who have experienced significant developmental trauma, attachment difficulties and complex emotional and behavioural needs. As a specialist provider, we support young people who have displayed harmful sexual behaviour. You will have the time, supervision and support to make a genuine difference and deliver meaningful, long-term change, in an environment where therapy is fully integrated into daily care.As a Therapist at SWAAY, you will deliver individual and group therapeutic interventions for young people with complex needs. Working primarily from our office in Wokingham and school in Binfield, you’ll also occasionally travel to our residential homes in Bracknell, Reading and Farnborough. You will work closely with our residential and education teams to ensure therapy is embedded into every aspect of a young person’s care.As a Therapist, you will: Develop and deliver individual programmes based on assessments and case formulations and clinical guidanceBe an active member of each young person’s multidisciplinary core teamPlan, deliver and evaluate evidence-based therapeutic group programmesAttend multidisciplinary meetings and work collaboratively with colleagues to ensure therapeutic consistencyComplete clinical administration, record keeping and case documentationTo be a successful Therapist at SWAAY, you will have: A Master’s level qualification in a relevant therapeutic discipline or a Level 4 Counselling qualification (or above)A recognised qualification in Integrative Counselling, Psychotherapy or Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), with experience delivering therapeutic interventions  Current registration or accreditation with a relevant professional body (e.g. HCPC, BACP, BABCP, UKCP)Experience working therapeutically with children and young people  Experience supporting young people who have experienced complex trauma, attachment difficulties or other complex needsThe ability to build strong therapeutic relationships with young peopleKnowledge or experience of attachment-informed practice, Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP), trauma-informed approaches or other evidence-based therapeutic models is desirableWhy Join SWAAY? At SWAAY you will benefit from:A small caseload of approximately 6-8 young people, allowing you to provide high-quality, personalised supportRegular supervision and reflective practiceSpecialist therapeutic training including trauma-informed and attachment-informed approaches, including Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP)Opportunities to attend both internal and external CPD eventsPrivate HealthcareHealth Cash SchemeConfidential Employee Advice Programme – providing wellbeing support, financial and legal advice, coaching and moreCycle to Work SchemeDeath in Service benefitAccess to Blue Light DiscountLength of Service BonusEmployee Referral BonusAbout SWAAYFor over 30 years, we have been committed to providing specialised, high-quality residential care, education and therapy for young males, aged 11-18 with developmental trauma and attachment difficulties who have displayed sexually harmful behaviour. Our work focuses on reducing risk, addressing complex needs and empowering young people to move forward into safe, responsible and fulfilling adult lives.SWAAY is committed to safeguarding children. This position is subject to an enhanced DBS clearance and satisfactory references in line with safer recruitment practices.Our success is built on those who work with us! SWAAY is proud to be an equal opportunities employer and we are committed to building and maintaining a diverse workforce, celebrating each individual's uniqueness.SWAAY has a zero tolerance to any form of discrimination and harassment. REF-229845