PA/Support Worker

I am a Psychotherapist and Lecturer. I work from home and have 2 dogs and a small cat. I am looking for support for 6 hours a week and can be flexible with the days. . . I have ADHD and a rare condition called SCDS that I am having brain surgery for in December. . . The role would include a mix of things. I have now moved into my property in Chessington and will need help to sort the office, order the furniture via access to work and help to make it a workable space. . . Next is sorting my finances and supporting with processes around my paperwork. On my down days, cups of tea, a listening ear and maybe running errands I can’t. I have good days and bad days with my health. . . My work is based around supporting people involved in crime or serious trauma so in the unlikely chance you see or hear material that is sensitive, confidentiality is the highest priority. . . I have previously written adverts but the move took its toll on me. I am ready to hold interviews ASAP. Payment will be via access to work so I would appreciate some research into this before interview. I am pretty laid back and you will be working in my own home. . . Please read this fully. Tell me a little about yourself. I will not move the application forward to interview without it. I look forward to hearing from you

Experience: Not required
Languages: English – Advanced
Employment: Part-time
Schedule: Can discuss
Salary: up to £35 hourly
Benefits: Free drinks on site


About Faye Wheeler Counselling :

I work from home myself so it’s a laid back atmosphere. I have run a successful private practice for 6 years and teaching for 5 years. I predominantly work with victims and perpetrators of crime hence why confidentiality is a priority

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