Eamonn Marshall MSc. Counsellor & UKCP Registered Psychotherapist

London SE4 & EC4Y

I have been supervising the work of other counsellors and psychotherapist since 2000. I currently supervise a team from my local Mental Health Trust and clinicians from a variety of voluntary sector organisations.

I supervise across modalities and am comfortable working with both humanistic and psychodynamic practitioners. I am particularly interested in helping my supervises to listen more carefully to the subtlety of their own resonances to client material, and engaging with the manifestations of parallel process in the supervisory setting.

Whilst having experience of supervising clinicians working in a variety of settings, I have particular expertise in supervising the work of clinicians who are working short-term in NHS primary care (GP surgery) settings. For this reason, I have a clinical interest in working with medically unexplained symptoms (MUS) or what are sometimes called psychosomatic presentations.

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Wheelchair user access

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Wheelchair user access

My EC4 location is not suitable for people with restricted or limited mobility. There are two sets of five stairs separated by a wide landing at my SE4 location.