This role involves providing supportive companionship and assistance to a 44-year-old woman experiencing anxiety, requiring approximately 15 hours per month. The key responsibilities include accompanying her to local errands such as shopping and medical appointments, ensuring her safety and comfort by meeting her at home and escorting her back. The position demands a calm, attentive, and empathetic demeanor, with the ability to recognize and gently manage anxiety episodes by offering reassurance and distraction. Respecting the individual's pace and acknowledging incremental progress is essential. Candidates should have prior experience supporting people with anxiety, demonstrating patience, presence, and strong conversational skills to maintain engagement. Suitable backgrounds include pedagogical, social and health care assistance, support contact roles, or equivalent practical experience. The work schedule is flexible within weekdays between 10:30 and 17:00, typically in two-hour sessions. The employer offers benefits such as inclusion in a family-owned company, access to a dedicated advisor and after-hours support, salary and pension aligned with collective agreements for disability assistance, insurance coverage, and ongoing training opportunities. This junior-level position emphasizes interpersonal skills, emotional intelligence, and practical experience in mental health support rather than formal educational qualifications. Overall, the role requires compassionate, patient, and reliable individuals capable of fostering independence and emotional security in clients with anxiety disorders.