Counselling Psychologist in Glasgow

Dr Craig Dunn & Associates Psychology Services Ltd is expanding, and we are looking for a compassionate, skilled Counselling Psychologist to join our growing team in the heart of Glasgow.

We are seeking a practitioner with at least two years’ post-qualification experience, confident in delivering evidence-based therapy to children, young people, and adults. This role includes the opportunity to supervise trainee counselling psychologists, contributing to the next generation of clinicians.

Job Details: 15 Clinical Hours + Supervision of Trainees. Glasgow – (£Internal Banding System Band 4 Hourly Rate + Employee Benefits). Start Date: February 2025.

What You Will Do

• Provide 10-15 client‑facing therapy hours per week across 3 clinics.
• Deliver evidence-based interventions across a range of presentations.
• Hold a small caseload of more complex clinical cases.
• Provide monthly supervision to trainee counselling psychologists (minimum 2).
• Contribute to service development, safeguarding, and training.
• Work collaboratively with a warm, inclusive team.
• Evening and/or weekend availability required.

What We Offer

• Competitive hourly rate + employee benefits.
• Pension contributions.
• CPD allowance.
• Monthly team meetings, reflective practice, and CPD investment.
• A supportive, caring environment grounded in our core values of empathy, care, integrity, and quality.
• Opportunities to grow our children and young people’s service and community partnerships.

About Us

We are a not-for-profit psychology practice providing meaningful, accessible mental health care to clients across Glasgow. Our mission is to deliver compassionate, personalised support while nurturing a thriving clinical community.

How to Apply

Email hello@drdunnpractice.com with:

• Expression of interest
• CV or website link
• Availability for a 15‑minute informal chat
• Interview availability
• A recruitment pack will be issued via email with more information about the role.

Interviews include a competency/value-based interview and a short clinical presentation (preferably involving work with neurodiversity or personality disorder).