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movers4wellbeing fellowship
The Movers4Wellbeing Fellowship aims to enhance mental health awareness, develop coaching skills, promote Sustainable Development Goals, and foster community engagement among fellows.
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The Movers for Wellbeing Fellowship is a 3 months program, in collaboration with Overcome, a UK-registered mental health charity, Skill Our Future and Youth Empowerment in Climate Action Platform (YECAP). The programme aims to empower young mental health practitioners and advocates.
Fellows will gain hands-on experience, personalized training in therapeutic techniques, and supervised client work as mental health coaches. Participants initiate community projects, join a network of like-minded professionals, and contribute to research, with opportunities to be published. No prior qualifications required—just a commitment to making a difference!
Enhance Mental Health Awareness
Educate fellows on the importance of mental health and equip them with the tools to raise awareness within their communities.
Develop Coaching Skills
Provide comprehensive training on mental health coaching.
Promote Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Foster Community Engagement
Align the fellowship with SDGs, focusing on good health and well-being, quality education, and reduced inequalities.
Encourage fellows to apply their skills in real-world settings, driving positive change in their local communities.
Clinical experience similar to working as an Assistant Psychologist, Support Worker, or Psychological Well-Being Practitioner
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Supervised Client Work: Collect a diverse portfolio of up to 100 clients, each contributing to your accumulation of clinically supervised hours.
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Personalised Training: Tailored one-to-one and group training on Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and ​Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).
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Research Experience: Contribute to primary research and get the opportunity to be a named author on published research papers.
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Professional Network: Work with top graduates and future leaders in the field of psychology within a professional environment prioritising wellbeing and community.
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Young person age under 35;
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Individuals with a strong interest in mental health and a desire to help others, preferably with some knowledge of interventions;
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Intelligence and a willingness to learn and grow;
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English proficiency;
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Availability for full-time commitment during the 3-month term;
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No prior qualifications or specific career goals are necessary. Your willingness to contribute and make a difference is what matters most to us;
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Individuals from underrepresented communities (LGBTIQ+, PwD, Indigenous Peoples,...) are preferred.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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