Dr Susan Ridge PhD MBACP (Snr.Accred.)

Manchester, Greater Manchester, M1

I have 27 years experience of working as a counsellor and 20 as a supervisor. I am a person-centred supervisor and offer supportive and non-judgmental supervision. Within the supervisory relationship you can safely discuss and explore your work with clients and examine any issues relevant to this work

I have experience of supervising colleagues within an NHS setting (both qualified and trainee counsellors) and have supervised counsellors working privately.

I have experience of teaching counselling skills and theory and have completed a PhD in counselling based on Conscious Identification (moments in the counselling session when the counsellor has experienced the same difficulty as the client and how that might impact upon the counselling relationship).

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