Paula McKee
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Supervision details
Hello!
I would like to tell you a little bit about my supervision practice which has evolved over the years of practice.
I am passionate about supervision and the role it plays in supporting us as practitioners to reflect, self-care and ultimately give the best to our clients.
My initial training is integrative and leans towards a humanistic approach, drawing on PCT, CBT and solution-focused approaches too! Not forgetting the play based approach for the younger clients.
I am familiar with a wide range of modalities and if required I will do my due diligence and do some learning if I am not familiar and work with that.
As a supervisor, I strive to offer a safe and robust space to learn, develop and grow, off course part of that process involves challenge ! and that is part challenge is to check in and check out on the blind spots and comfort zones.
In supervision practice, I work with both the seven eyed and Inskipp and Proctor framework which gives us the chance to look at the complexity of the relationships directly in supervision and beyond.
I am experienced in working with trainees and qualified partitioners of all levels both in individual and group settings.
I have worked privately and within agency settings, providing supervision for a wide range of presenting issues.
I also hold a wealth of experience within the CYP world and have gained additional qualifications to consolidate that and can provide supervision for CYP practitioners also.
I would invite you to be curious and give me a call or mail if you have any queries or want to book a free initial chat to discuss your supervision requirements.
Take Care, Paula
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