Alison Leyland, B.Ed.,Dip.Couns.,Dip.Sup.,UKCP reg.

Exmouth, Devon, EX8

I have several hours of supervision each month and the more experienced I become the more supervision I seek!

For me supervision is the space within which I process and explore all aspects of my work and challenge myself to think both more deeply and more creatively. I examine my reactions, my understandings and my blind spots in order to remain both a safe and an ethical practitioner.

It is all of this that I seek to offer to my supervisees. I have a diploma in supervision from The Iron Mill in Exeter. I supervise trainee and experienced counsellors and, increasingly, other professionals, particularly other healthcare workers and teachers. For more details please visit my website.

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