Christine Worthington
About Christine Worthington
Christine Worthington is a Mental Health Practitioner with extensive experience in a male prison setting, where she facilitates group work sessions and adheres to NHS and prison-specific policies. She has worked at Mind since 2019 and has been a Substance Abuse Practitioner at NHS Trust since 2006.
Work at Mind
Christine Worthington has been employed as a Mental Health Practitioner at Mind since 2019. In this role, she operates within a framework that emphasizes adherence to both NHS and prison-specific policies. Her work involves ensuring safety and promoting effective teamwork in a male prison setting. Christine actively facilitates group work sessions, allowing prisoners to share their experiences and engage in peer discussions, which contributes to their mental health and well-being.
Current Role at NHS Trust
Since 2006, Christine has served as a Substance Abuse Practitioner at an NHS Trust. With 18 years of experience in this position, she focuses on providing support and interventions for individuals dealing with substance abuse issues. Her extensive background in mental health and substance abuse equips her to address complex challenges faced by her clients.
Education and Expertise
Christine studied at Derby Road Technical College from 1989 to 1992, where she pursued a Foundation Degree in Philosophy. Additionally, she attended Sherwood Hall Grammar School, earning a First Class Degree in Health and Wellness. This educational background provides her with a solid foundation in both philosophical concepts and health-related practices, enhancing her effectiveness as a mental health practitioner.
Professional Aspirations
Christine seeks to advance her career by pursuing roles that offer increased responsibility and new challenges. Her desire for professional growth reflects her commitment to enhancing her skills and contributing more significantly to the field of mental health and substance abuse treatment.