Tina Rawlings
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Supervision details
For some years I supervised and managed in addiction group treatment settings, supporting a team of Counsellors and Therapists from different modalities with a variation of approaches and experience.
I am originally Psychosynthesis trained and recently completed a Level 7 Diploma in Integrative Supervision of individuals and Groups with The Grove Practice in London. I am currently supervising in Hertford, both face to face and online and can offer regular support to practitioners according to their requirements. This can be monthly or bi-monthly for one to one and a half hours according to need.
I work collaboratively and believe that we work best in supervision and therefore for our clients when we feel safe, supported and respected both personally and professionally. My aim would always be to enhance the therapeutic relationship that a practitioner has with their clients and to develop skills through a combination of support and collaborative challenge that we build together through our working alliance as fellow professionals.
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Accredited register membership
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