Chris Garnett MA(Integ.Psy), Dip.CBT, Dip.Relate, Dip.Sup, MBACP(Accred.), UKCP

I am an experienced and qualified supervisor. My approach to supervision is an integrated relational one. In practice this means:-

– respecting and using the inter-relationship of client, supervisee and supervisor

– awareness of the challenges supervisees bring to supervision

– providing a ‘safe space’ in which to work

I have worked with qualified and trainee counsellors and therapists, individually and in groups, and on behalf of organisations.

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