Careers Guernsey have put together a Q&A showcase with some of the people that work within Guernsey’s mental health services. Visit www.careers.gg to read about some of the featured roles, the journey they took to get there and why their work is so important to them.
The Q&As showcases include:
- James Murray, Consultant Clinical Psychologist
- Sarah Mead, Clinical lead for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service ( CAMHS ) & Family Therapist
- Jo Cottell, General Manager - Guernsey Mind
- Grace Lindsay, Emotional Health and Wellbeing Worker - Youth Commission
- Sally Herring, Parent Support Worker - Bright Beginnings Children's Centre & Trauma Recovery Centre
- Louisa Mace, Training and Events Officer - Guernsey Mind
- Graham Duerden, Occupational Therapist & Manager of the Recovery & Wellbeing Service, Adult Mental Health, Health and Social Services
- Rachel Sykes, Senior Educational Psychologist for the States of Guernsey - Education Services
During the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown people have dealt with increased uncertainty, anxiety and isolation and as we move through the phases of recovery, these services are going to be needed now more than ever before.
If you are interested in a career in mental health services and you want to find out more about the training and skills required, please get in touch with Careers Guernsey for professional advice and guidance.
We have several vacancies for roles in mental health, please go to: States of Guernsey Careers
For more information about local mental health services and organisations please visit: https://covid19.gov.gg/support/mental-health