Philip Harris
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Supervision details
Supervision: I have more than twenty years experience supervising counsellors with different levels of experience. With some this will be from their first session with a client, through to qualification, accreditation and into private practice. Private Group supervision can be more economical.http://www.counselling-directory.org.uk/This can be an interesting and rich experience with economical benefits particularly to counsellors just starting out or with a limited number of clients. Groups currently meet via Zoom and fees would depend on frequency and the number of group members that range from two to four. My core training is psychodynamic, however, I have much experience working across modalities. Qualification: Diploma supervision (WPF)Individual supervision My fee is £60.00 a session for qualified counsellors. Supervisees in training: fee can be negotiated. Groups to be arranged.
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