Positive Behaviour Support Worker
Posted 18 minutes 18 seconds ago by Applefields School
Location: Scarborough, Partners In Care Yorkshire
Salary: £13.00 per hour
Contract Type: Permanent
Partners in Care are developing a specialist support team for an individual with anacquired brain injury living within the community who requires a highlyconsistent, psychologically informed approach to support.
The successful candidate will support the individual tomaintain independence and quality of life while helping to reduce distress,conflict, and instability through calm, professional, and consistentapproaches.
This is a specialist position requiring emotionalintelligence and resilience, professional boundaries, reflective practice, and the ability towork collaboratively within a multi-agency environment.
A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle are required for this role.
Key Responsibilities:- Deliveringperson-centred support within the home and community
- Supportingemotional regulation and behavioural stability
- Respondingappropriately to behaviours that challenge
- Maintainingconsistency of approach across the team
- Usingde-escalation and low-arousal communication techniques
- Supportingindependence and daily livingA
- ccuraterecording and professional communication
- Participatingin reflective supervision and team development
- Maintainingclear professional boundaries at all times
- Supportwith Personal Care
- Calmunder pressure
- Emotionallyresilient
- Strongboundary awareness
- Professionaland reliable
- Able towork within emotionally demanding environments
- Reflective and willing tolearn
- Experience and understanding of positivebehaviour support
- Background in mentalhealth
- Experience with braininjury rehabilitation
- Experience providing complexcommunity support
- Specialisttraining
- Stablelong-term package
- Smalldedicated team environment
- Clinicaland management support
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