Mental Health Clinician - Holistic Youth Program

Deliver personalised, evidence-based mental health support to young people across South Western Sydney through the dynamic Holistic Youth Program! Full Time, Monday – Friday opportunity until June 2026 | Headspace, Campbelltown location.

About One Door
One Door Mental Health is a pioneering, purpose-driven service provider dedicated to supporting individuals living with mental illness, along with their families and carers. With over 30 years of experience, our innovative services and community-driven approach create a safe and supportive environment. Learn more about our values and mission here.
 

About the Service
The Holistic Youth Program (HYP) is a service stream of headspace designed to provide flexible, medium-term care (typically up to 12 months) at no cost. We provide youth friendly, strengths-focused support to young people with, or at risk of developing, a serious mental illness that can significantly impact their day-to-day work, education, social and/or personal life.

About the Role
We are seeking a skilled, engaging and empowering Mental Health Clinician for a fixed term, full-time opportunity within our Holistic Youth Program (HYP) based in Campbelltown. In this role, you will provide high quality psycho-social assessment and evidence-based, focused psychological interventions, working collaboratively with a young person and their family/carers to identify their support needs, goals and develop collaborative care plans.

Key Responsibilities
For further details on the key responsibilities of the role, please view the Position Description here.

• Provide evidence-based, focused psychological strategies (e.g CBT, psycho-education, relaxation strategies, skills training, interpersonal therapy) to individuals or via group therapy to young clients aged 12 to 25 years.
• Ensure services delivered are developmentally appropriate and tailored to young people across the headspace age range (12-25)
• Deliver clinical support, advice and coordinate referral to specialist services for young people presenting with Alcohol and/or other drugs issues
• Work collaboratively with the young person and their supports e.g. school, community agencies to help achieve their goals.
• Participate in case review meetings, contribute to care plans and participate in planned case conferences with GPs and other health professionals involved in the client’s care as required. 

Your Benefits

• Transform Lives: Play a vital role in empowering individuals, helping them achieve their goals and improve their quality of life.
• Competitive Salary Packaging: Maximize your take-home pay by salary packaging up to $15,900.
• Fitness Passport: Take advantage of our discounted workplace health and fitness program, offering you and your family access to a wide range of gyms, pools, and fitness centers at a fraction of the regular cost. For 50% less than a typical gym membership, enjoy unlimited visits and stay motivated to maintain your health and well-being.
• Leave Perks: Enjoy leave perks including birthday leave, study leave, and an extra annual picnic day leave!

What you'll bring

• Current full AHPRA registration as a clinical psychologist, registered psychologist, mental health nurse, occupational therapist (OTs will need to be accredited or be willing to work towards accreditation with OTA as meeting the Australian Competency Standards for occupational therapists in mental health) OR
• Accredited mental health social worker with the AASW (or willingness to work towards this) OR
• Current clinical registration as a PACFA Mental Health Practitioner OR
• Current level 3 or 4 membership with ACA
• Minimum 2 years post graduate experience in mental health including confidence working with young people experiencing or at risk of complex mental health issues and/or substance use problems.
• Experience in assessment and diagnosis of mental health disorders, and provision of Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy and other evidence-based focused psychological strategies
• Demonstrated ability to engage and communicate effectively with young people and their family, friends or carers. 

Additional Details
One Door Mental Health requires all staff to have a current Working with Children's Check, NDIS Worker Screening clearance, and appropriate COVID-19 Vaccination. One Door Mental Health is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer and is committed to engaging a diverse workforce. We strongly encourage applications from people from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander background, people with disability, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds and mature aged applicants.

How to apply?
If you’re ready to join a values-driven organization and make a real difference, we want to hear from you! Submit your application below (scroll down) by 5pm Sunday 17th August 2025. Applications will be assessed as they are received, so apply early!

Any questions?
If you have any questions about the role or would like further information, please contact Emma Bissett on emma.bissett@onedoor.org.au

Don't miss this opportunity to join a recognised and respected organisation that is purpose and values driven!