Psychologist for our intensive care group home “Ankerpunkt” in Lünen-Brambauer (m/f/d)

Welcome to the upcoming youth assistance! We are a growing institution in the field of child and youth assistance and accompany young people and their families in challenging situations of life. With a lot of heart, commitment and expertise, we create protected spaces in which You can develop, stabilize and find prospects for their future. We are waiting for you a team that lives together and makes a valuable contribution to each individual. Our new intensive group “Ankerpunkt” in Lünen-Brambauer In our Intense Working Group “Ankerpunkt” in Lünen-Brambauer, which reopens as of December 1, 2026, we offer young people who cannot live in their family environment due to the most diverse strains, a protected space for development, stabilization and perspective finding. Our multi-professional team takes heart, structure and creativity around the clock – and you have the chance to shape this group from the start.

Designing reliable relationships: As a reference service, you continuously accompany young people in everyday life, even in crises, in retreats and in phases of rejection. Give security and accompany crises: You recognize overreach, support regulation and trade deescaling. In acute situations, protection and safety are at the forefront; Reflection follows when it is possible again. Making self-reality experienceable: Together with the young people, you develop attainable goals, shape individual action plans and structure plans and make progress visible. Being involved in everyday life: You involve the young people in decisions, negotiate rules comprehensible and support them in taking responsibility. Developing perspectives: You are taking your observations into continuous diagnostics and help planning. Together with the young people and the people involved, you will develop suitable next steps. You work closely with families, caregivers, youth offices, schools and your multi-professional team. You bring psychological expertise into everyday life and team: diagnostic view, assessment of burdens and resources, advice on challenging processes. You take part in psychological diagnostics and individual support and help plans and make developments visible in a professional way. You support the team in case and crisis meetings and bring trauma pedagogical or clinical knowledge into case work.

A completed psychology study (Diplom/Master) or a comparable qualification recognised for the activity. Possibly experience in stationary youth assistance or accompanying young people with increased support needs. A binding and resource-oriented attitude and interest in trauma pedagogical work. Corresponding knowledge or additional qualifications are welcome. The ability to reflect on one's own actions, to perceive one's own limits and to actively use collegial advice. A clear handling of border injuries: You can understand behavior and at the same time ensure protection and set limits. Willingness to work in shiftwork, weekends and holidays, as well as to take care of night. Interest in working in a stationary, educational setting. knowledge of diagnostics, developmental psychology and/or trauma failures; Experience in youth aid is of advantage.

A safe workplace with an attractive remuneration based on the TVöD SuE. 32 days a year. Our usual up-wind beefits: an occupational pension, bicycle leasing via JobRad and Corporate Benefits. A structured, accompanied onboarding for your start in the new group: you will get to know team, processes, documentation and our child protection order in peace, and your first services will be closely accompanied. Continuous further development via our Aufwind Academy – with regular continuing and continuing training (e.g. trauma education, deescalation, child protection) as well as firm supervision and collegial advice. A dedicated, multi-professional team and the chance to help shape a new intensive group from the outset. appreciation for your work – from us, from the young people and from their families. .