Prosperity Housing Group is a 24-hour least restrictive option to treatment, a residential step up service for people who are experiencing mental health issues where the individual does not require an inpatient provision. We are a step down residential service with care for residents leaving hospitals who have enduring mental health conditions. We also offer inclusive services and support that cater for the needs of people with autism who also have a mental health issue. We provide a comprehensive range of mental health services and help adults to progress along a planned pathway to a more independent lifestyle. Our residents are 18-65 years old who can stay with us from a short term basis with the aim of them managing their own tenancy or moving back home where possible within 2 years. Our ambition is to empower residents with long-term mental health conditions to receive specialist care in a supported therapeutic residential environment. We also encourage self- management and independence by reducing crisis escalation, improving access to other services, accelerating treatment provision, and providing effective care planning. For referrals emails us at admin@prosperityhousinggroup.co.uk

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Facilitating psycho educational therapy groups – On a weekly basis, I am responsible for planning and facilitating psycho educational groups for adolescents with general psychiatric difficulties. I also co-facilitate a cognitive behavioural therapy based group with a qualified practitioner. Conducting audits and research – As part of my role, I conduct research and audits within the hospital reporting my findings with the aim of improving the care of service users and the running of the hospital.Producing materials – I produce materials which are used throughout the hospital including within psycho educational groups, to provide information for service users, to provide information for employees of the hospital and to also support the work of the Clinical Psychologist. Psychological support – I complete general tasks required to support the psychological department as instructed by the Clinical Psychologist. My role as a part time assistant psychologist requires me to work alongside the Clinical psychologist of the hospital taking responsibility for various tasks. These tasks include, facilitating psycho educational groups with adolescents who have general psychiatric difficulties, conducting research, doing presentations and also completing any tasks set by the Clinical psychologist to support the effective running of the department.

Facilitating psycho educational therapy groups – As part of my role, I research and facilitate psycho educational groups on a daily basis with adult anorexic and bulimic female service users. One to one support – One of my main duties is to engage in 1-1 support with key service users. During this time I work with them towards achieving set goals, supporting them to manage difficult emotions and also supporting them in the community. Multidisciplinary teamwork – I work closely with the MDT team and attend weekly meetings providing key information and updates relating to the care of service users. My role as a healthcare assistant is to support nurses with the daily running of the psychiatric unit. I work with a range of individuals including adults with eating disorders, addictions, personality disorders and depression as well as adolescents and children with a range of challenges including learning difficulties, ADHD and manic behaviour.

During my time at Johnson Controls, my main duties included firstly completing monthly reports for the board of directors, some of which being ad-hoc. This means I had to prioritise my time ensuring I completed the work to an extremely high standard whilst being able to complete my other daily tasks. It was also my job to meet and greet VIP clients ensuring all their needs were catered to. Other then answering the phones and dealing with clients, I also had to report to the facilities team ensuring the building maintenance was always up to date and any maintenance tasks were completed to specific deadlines.

This role was mainly telephone based and required me to have constant contact with clients and their superiors in which I developed excellent communication skills. In this role I had to ensure clients were qualified to work in specific areas in high risk situations and were therefore safe at all times. This involved analysing paperwork quickly and carefully, monitoring the movements of clients and dealing with emergencies and complaints.

During my time in this position it was my job was to use psychological principles to build relationships between parents and children within schools across Birmingham. I was frequently required to lead group tasks and deliver presentations from small to large groups of children and parents, supporting parents with their children by coaching interaction between them.

One of my main responsibilities in this role was to interpret information in order to locate customers in breakdown situations many having minimal details of their location. It was also part of my role to deal with complaints from members of the AA and various members of the general public to ensure their disputes were resolved efficiently and effectively without a loss of business.

Working with at risk young males in the West Midlands area was the focal point of this position. Myself and two other professionals created a nationally recognised course in Hip Hop studies and Black Intellectual Thought as a way to encourage at risk males to re enter education.