Martin Wilks, Chartered Counselling Psychologist

Woodbridge IP12 & Felixstowe IP11

I supervised two London-based public sector counselling services from 1996-2010 and have accumulated many hundreds of hours of both group and individual supervision. I can specifically offer person-centred or integrative supervision upon request.
I am particularly qualified, and experienced, to offer supervision for people practicing and exploring 3'rd wave or contextual CBT approaches informed by the mindfulness and acceptance tradition ACT & MBCT / MBSR

I offer one to one and group supervision, face to face and via telephone, skype video conference and email. In the latter case I like to make the opportunity for an initial in-person meeting.

I am registered as a provider of clinical supervision by the British Psychological Society

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