Supervision details
Hello!I am a fully qualified Integrative Psychotherapist and Supervisor. I have a diploma in Clinical Supervision from the Sherwood Psychotherapy Training Institute.I have been in private practice since 2006 working with individuals, couples, and young people.I also have experience as a therapist of working within an NHS environment at Nottingham City Hospital and with children between the ages of 4-11 at Place 2 Be.I have experience of supervising counsellors at Stockport Womens Centre, and currently work at Birmingham Children's Society supervising project workers on the Street Wise team. I also supervise experienced and training individuals and groups within my private practice.I have a vast range of experience of working with women who have endured domestic violence and have worked within a child protection team.I feel very strongly that supervision is a place for you as a counsellor or therapist to come and speak frankly and honestly about the impact your work may be having on you without feeling judged or humiliated. I am fortunate to have had this experience with my own supervisors.I am in regular 2 weekly supervision myself for my own client work ,and also for my supervision work.If you have any questions or would just like to phone for a chat about how we might work together, I would love to hear from you.My number is 07588 595511 or email on junhall1@virginmedia.comAt present my fees are £50 per 1 hour session.Maggie
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