Deborah Lyttelton, UKCP reg

I am an integrative supervisor, with experience of group and individual supervision. I have particular experience in supervising trauma work such as sexual violence and abuse. I offer warm, supportive and sometimes challenging supervision, holding the interests of both client and supervisee in mind. I am always interested in parallel process - ie, what is happening between me and my supervisee and how that might reflect what is going on for the therapist with their client.

I currentlly work as a supervisor at Re-Vision for the lost cost counselling service and at Spiral, where I supervise trainees on their low cost scheme.

I am available for supervision in Suffolk, in Islington on Wednesdays and offer skype supervision as well.

I hold a diploma in Supervision from Re-Vision (2013). I offer individual or group supervision in Suffolk and London.

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Wheelchair user access

The centre I work from in Woodbridge is wheelchair accessible, but my home practice has a step leading into my consulting room with a narrow door. In London I work from the 2nd floor of a building without a lift.