Tell us about your care needs and we'll confirm their availability and help arrange an introduction.
Tatianne is a compassionate and dedicated Mental Health Support Worker with over ten years of experience supporting adults and young people across residential, nursing, mental health and community-based settings. She specialises in person-centred, recovery-focused care for individuals living with mental health needs, learning disabilities and challenging behaviours, consistently promoting dignity, independence and community participation. With a calm, empathetic and highly organised approach, Tatianne is a reliable team player who works effectively alongside multidisciplinary teams, families and healthcare professionals to deliver outstanding care.
Beula Vista
Support Worker·Sep 2023 – Present
Provides personalised, high-quality care and support to adults living with mental health needs, challenging behaviour and related behavioural difficulties in a residential setting. The role involves identifying and responding to each service user's individual needs, preferences, abilities and goals, while promoting dignity, respect, choice and independence in all aspects of daily support. Tatianne also participates in an early intervention programme, gathering information from families and sharing concerns with the appropriate team members to contribute to a safe and structured home environment.
Florence Flex Care Agency
Support Worker·Jan 2021 – 2023
Provided flexible support-worker cover across residential homes, nursing homes and mental health services, including learning-disability settings, supporting adults and children with mental health needs using a compassionate, person-centred approach. Worked collaboratively with psychiatrists, doctors, social workers, families and other healthcare professionals, adapting quickly to different care environments and service-user needs. Also contributed to the early intervention programme by gathering information from families and ensuring their needs and concerns were understood by the wider team.
Excel Care
Support Worker·Oct 2019 – Jan 2021
Provided practical, emotional and social support to adults with mental health needs, assisting with domestic tasks and encouraging participation in community activities. Built trusting, professional relationships through active listening, empathy and consistent support, whilst communicating effectively with families and colleagues regarding service-user wellbeing and changing needs. Also supported individuals and teams in responding appropriately to challenging behaviours.
Absolute Care Services
Mental Health Support Worker·
University of Wales Trinity St David - London Campus
University Study·Completed 2026
Plymouth University
Bachelor's Degree·2017 – 2020
Croydon College
College Study·2015 – 2015
Ashburton Community School
Secondary Education
First Diploma in Health and Social Care, Level 3 (2016)
Health and Social Care Qualification (NVQ) (2012)
Functional Skills Level 2, Cambridge (2008)
Valid DBS check
Yes — once you've spoken with our team, we'll arrange an introduction with carers who are a good fit. This gives you the chance to ask questions and make sure it feels right before moving forward.
Simply give us a call and tell us a bit about your needs. We'll confirm availability, suggest the best carers (including TATIANNE if suitable), and guide you through the next steps.
Availability can change quickly. When you speak to us, we'll check TATIANNE's current availability and recommend similar carers if needed, so you're not limited to just one option.
Delivered recovery-focused, person-centred support to adults with challenging and complex needs in the community, supporting service users to live as independently as possible in their own homes. Promoted positive self-esteem, confidence, choice and decision-making while developing effective professional relationships and maintaining appropriate boundaries. Key achievements included guiding new service users through induction and coordinating a varied programme of group activities, increasing voluntary attendance by more than 80%.