ChangeUp Psychology
Clinical/Counselling Psychologist
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About Us
We’re a forward-thinking, growing practice with a strong reputation for high-quality psychological services.
Due to high demand, we’re looking for a Clinical/Counselling Psychologist to join us who shares our passion for delivering effective, compassionate, evidence-based support, and is keen to be part of our development.
Our clinical director, Dr. Chris James, set up the practice in 2015 and in the past two years we’ve grown into a full team including a practice manager and a digital marketing, media and communications executive. We are a highly successful, busy private practice that is proud to provide high quality evidence-based therapeutic interventions, specialist assessments, clinical supervision, training, consultation, and medicolegal work to a broad range of individuals and organisations all over the UK and internationally.
The company has two brands: ChangeUp Psychology, providing mental health and wellbeing support, sleep and insomnia clinic, and an ADHD assessment and support service, and Sleep Athletic, which helps professional athletes, sports teams and high-performance individuals to sleep and perform better.
The Role
The role involves providing tailored psychological assessments, interventions, and consultations for a broad range of clients, many of whom are high-functioning individuals seeking support for mild, emerging, or non-clinical issues, including personal development and performance.
You'll also actively contribute to service development, projects, training, supervision, and external consultation work. Flexibility, creativity, and an interest in applying psychology beyond traditional clinical settings are key.
We particularly welcome applicants interested in sleep, ADHD, autism, adolescent mental health, or non-clinical applications of psychology. Want to get actively involved in service growth, including social media, outreach, consultation and training.
Key Benefits:
- Competitive salary
- Pension scheme
- 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays (pro rata)
- Fully remote with genuine flexibility around working hours
- Low caseload – typically 4 client sessions per day
- Low-risk client group and low-bureaucracy culture
- Company laptop plus admin support and dedicated IT support
- 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme with our HR partner
- 2 Wellbeing Days per year
- Positive and supportive team
- Protected time for CPD and admin
- Opportunities to help shape and grow the
Our Values
- Providing compassionate care – Those who work with us should feel seen, understood and thoughtfully supported, not managed, rushed or judged.
- Containment and safety – Creating emotional, relational and practical safety through clear structure and boundaries and a calm consistency, from first contact to ending.
- Honesty and humility – We’re transparent, accountable and clear about what we can and cannot do. We don’t overpromise and if something isn’t working, we name it.
- A commitment to excellence in practice – We hold ourselves to high clinical and professional standards across all aspects of our work, including openness to learning from our clients and their feedback, ethical care, attention to detail, and doing what we say we’ll do.
- Growth in service of meaningful positive change for our clients – We exist to support meaningful, sustainable change for the people we support and work with.
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Our Ethos
We very much support flexible working arrangements and encourage personal autonomy, whilst recognising that members of our team need to be adequately supported and helped to develop their skills, knowledge and experience. We also recognise the importance of still feeling like a team when working remotely. As a psychologist within our company, you will have regular meetings with Dr. Chris James and the team.
About You
You’re a qualified Clinical/Counselling Psychologist with experience working with a broad range of clients in adult mental health/psychological therapy settings and a strong interest in neurodiversity, particularly ADHD. You’re confident in delivering evidence-based assessments and interventions, and focused on learning, growing and providing an excellent service to your clients. You bring a compassionate, client-centred approach to your work.
You’re interested in sleep and its impact on mental health, and how clinical/counselling psychology training and therapies can be applied to working with high performers and athletes.
You’re flexible, collaborative, positive, energised, and keen to contribute to a growing, supportive team that values high-quality care.
Qualifications & Experience
Minimum requirements for application to be considered:
- Doctoral level training in Clinical or Counselling Psychology on BPS-approved training course
- Current HCPC registration as a Practitioner Psychologist
- A current full enhanced DBS certificate
- Ability to work remotely (private workspace with fast, reliable internet connection)
- Current UK residency
- Eligible to work in the UK
- Eligible to register with (or already registered with) private healthcare providers
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Essentials for role:
- Extensive experience delivering CBT and other psychological therapies, supporting individuals with a wide range of mental health difficulties
- Skilled in specialist assessment and evidence-based interventions, tailored flexibly to individual needs and using an integrative, goal-focused approach.
- Knowledge of NICE guidelines and effective use of outcome measures to inform and evaluate therapeutic work.
- Confident in assessing and managing risk within clinical practice.
- Clear and professional communicator, with experience writing concise reports and collaborating effectively with clients, colleagues, and health professionals.
- Experienced in training, supervision, and consultation, including delivering workshops and supporting staff teams.
- Technically proficient, with strong IT skills, experience using clinical software systems, and confident in delivering therapy and assessments remotely.
- Organised and reliable caseload manager, maintaining high-quality care across multiple clients, including all aspects of clinical administration, effectively managing therapeutic endings and ensuring work remains focused with clear goals and regular reviews.
- Registered or eligible to register with private healthcare providers, including BUPA (essential), AXA, WPA.
- Post-qualification specialism e.g. sleep, ADHD/autism, adolescents/families, sports/athlete mental health, or other relevant specialism that aligns with our practice.
- Committed to helping the practice and business grow, e.g. developing new services, comfortable with social media content creation, actively developing our referral network, identifying opportunities for service growth.
Ready to Apply?
Please send a copy of your CV and a covering letter/email to us at admin@changeup-uk.com letting us know what attracts you to the role and what makes you the ideal candidate. Please include your availability for interview in the coming weeks.
Have you read through this and love the sound of the role, but you’re not quite ticking every box? That’s ok, we still want to hear from you. Just let us know which criteria you don’t quite meet.
We’re anticipating a high standard of applicants, and unfortunately it will not be possible to provide individual feedback if you have not been selected for interview.
Closing date for receipt of applications: 31st October 2026
Interviews will take place via video call: November
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