Psychosocial Support Worker - Partners in Wellbeing

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Box Hill

2 days ago

Box Hill

2 days ago

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Psychosocial Support Worker - Partners in Wellbeing

Each is seeking a Psychosocial Support Worker for the Partners in Wellbeing program, providing mental health support via Telehealth and onsite sessions. This full-time, remote-friendly role requires a diploma in mental health or related field and experience with complex psychosocial needs.

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Hybrid

Full-time

Mid Level

Mental Health Support

Recovery-oriented Approach

Salary

Not specified

Work Location

Box Hill, Victoria, Australia, AU

Work Model

Remote: work from home Tuesdays, based from Box Hill office

Employment Type

Full-time

Experience Level

Experience working with dedicated mental health caseload

Core Qualifications

Technical (Must-have)

Mental Health SupportRecovery-oriented approachStrengths-based approachMARAMFVISSCISSSocial Model of HealthTelehealthNDIS pathwaysDual-diagnosis

Soft Skills

CommunicationAutonomyCollaborationReflective practiceContinuous improvementTime managementEmpathy

Key Responsibilities

•Help clients identify distress, clarify thoughts and goals, and build insight
•Provide time-limited, outcome-focused support via Telehealth and onsite sessions
•Support clients to access community services, including NDIS, housing, and dual-diagnosis pathways
•Create and review action plans using a Recovery-oriented, strengths-based approach
•Work with Area Mental Health Services and other providers to develop wellbeing and risk plans
•Apply MARAM, FVISS, and CISS frameworks when supporting clients impacted by family violence
•Build strong relationships with carers, peers, and community networks

Psychosocial Support WorkerMental HealthPartners in WellbeingTelehealthAustraliaFull-timeHybrid Remote

Key Responsibilities

•Help clients identify distress, clarify thoughts and goals, and build insight

•Provide time-limited, outcome-focused support via Telehealth and onsite sessions

•Support clients to access community services, including NDIS, housing, and dual-diagnosis pathways

•Create and review action plans using a Recovery-oriented, strengths-based approach

•Work with Area Mental Health Services and other providers to develop wellbeing and risk plans

•Apply MARAM, FVISS, and CISS frameworks when supporting clients impacted by family violence

•Build strong relationships with carers, peers, and community networks