Hannah Rees, UKCP, Trauma & EMDR, Supervisor

Central London W1W & London SE15

Certificate in Supervision from Relational Change who are relational in their approach. I describe myself as collaborative, supportive, experiential, body-orientated, trauma-informed and creative as a supervisor.

I am currently working towards UKCP registration as a supervisor.

I am experienced in working with trainees as well as registered psychotherapists and accredited counsellors. My core training is in Gestalt, but I have also developed an integrative approach.

I deliver supervision to organisations working with survivors of sexual violence eg Women and Girls Network and Solace Women's Aid.

I have worked as an assistant trainer on the MSc Gestalt Programme at Metanoia Institute.

I have offer online/telephone supervision once a face-to-face relationship has been established.

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Other languages	German

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