Support Worker
CurrentThis job role involves delivering patient centred care to individuals recovering from brain injuries and mental health difficulties. • Use personal life experience and knowledge from my degree of mental health issues in a intentional and professional way to provide insight and motivational support in achieving the recovery goals of individuals. • Work as a team member during key worker meetings to evaluate ongoing work with the individual, form plans, complete risk assessments and monitor progress and outcomes.• Complete clearly written, factual and up to date recordings in each resident’s care log of their activities, mood, food logs, physio and more to ensure all care providers have the available knowledge to effectively deliver personalised care for each resident.• Demonstrate sensitivity and empathy to others that is non-judgemental and shows respect for individual’s beliefs, culture and values and the impact of any related complex needs by ensuring I am up to date with any changes in care plans or individual circumstances. • Use appropriate and clear methods of communication to interact with all individuals using the service. This involves learning how each individual in service communicates (verbal or non-verbal) and ensuring that I am allowing them to communicate effectively using their chosen method (e.g. written, word charts and communication tablets).• Support many adults with severe mental health difficulties by being aware of the health, emotional, psychological and social needs of each individual and building rapport with individuals by delivering personalised care to ensure residents feel comfortable to come to me regarding anything they wish.