Psychosocial Counselling Service Trainer

About the role

We are seeking a Psychosocial Counselling Service Trainer to lead the capacity‑building of frontline counsellors. This role focuses on the practical application of therapeutic techniques, ensuring that service providers are equipped to deliver high‑quality, ethical, and clinical‑grade counselling services in diverse settings.

Key responsibilities

• Facilitate advanced workshops on individual and group counselling techniques, active listening, and therapeutic rapport building.
• Provide technical mentorship and case‑side supervision to junior counsellors to ensure service quality and ethical standards.
• Develop comprehensive training manuals covering specialised counselling services such as grief, trauma, and crisis intervention.
• Ensure all counselling service protocols align with clinical benchmarks and the National Mental Health guidelines of Nepal.

Required profile

• Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology (M.Phil. preferred).
• Minimum 2 years of teaching or formal training experience in a clinical or academic setting.
• Deep mastery of CBT, IPT, or other evidence‑based counselling modalities.
• Professional fluency in Nepali and English for training delivery and documentation.

Required skills

• CBT
• IPT
• Evidence‑based counselling modalities