Kate Medlin (MBACP)

London, N6 5AU

Part of my role at Middlesex University is to supervise the trainee counsellors and psychotherapists who take up a placement within the Counselling and Mental Health Service. I find it very fulfilling to watch them find their counselling selves, when it all starts to click, and they really feel it in the room with a client. I also privately supervise more experienced therapists.

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