Nick Kerry
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Supervision details
I offer supervision to both trainee and qualified counsellors / psychotherapists working in, broadly speaking, the integrative (psychodynamic / humanistic) tradition. I attempt to provide supervisees' with a respectful and supportive environment in which professional integrity and autonomy are promoted. I have been offering supervision to qualified counsellors and psychotherapists for several years now. I have experience of supervision in the NHS, Social Services and private practice. My aim is to help counsellors and psychotherapists explore their clinical work in a safe and containing environment. I feel supervision can often be a daunting prospect, where people can feel exposed and anxious talking about their clinical work. I make it a priority to create a space where safe exploration is of the highest context. I am happy to think with supervises about their work, from a wide range fo theoretical perspectives, in order to find the best way forward for the people with whom they work. My fee is £50 per hour.
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Accredited register membership
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