Diane Lillis
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Supervision details
I have been a integrative counsellor for over 15 years. Prievioius worked for Mind and the prison service.
I’m currently training as a Clinical Supervisor level 6. I use the Seven Eyed Model.
I am in private practice working from a room attached to my home. This room has separate access from my home.
I use the seven eyed model to help supervises with their client work or anything that presents as a difficulty. I also have training in adult education and worked in a prison. Im interested in learning difficulties, I was diagnosed with dyslexia at the age of 40. I’m very compassionate and have a kind congruent approach, supporting people through their differences and difficulties.
I like to create an environment where two qualified people put their heads together to help understand what may be going on for both supervises/client and supervisor/supervises. Explore interventions used and use Bacp ethics for safe keeping issues.
This is a space to learn for us both in a positive sense.
My Fee 1 hour £60 1.5 £75
concessions are considered for advanced payment. 48 hours notice to cancel or move sessions is required, the fee is taken if the terms are not adhered too.
Please feel free to contact me for an initial free chat for 15 min.
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Accredited register membership
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