Graeme Mills (BACP Accredited & Registered) Individual & Couples Counsellor

Lewes, East Sussex, BN7 1UW

I provide clinical supervision, face to face and online (after an initial face to face meeting).

I have trained at the CSTD, London (Robin Shohet and Joan Wilmott). As such I work with, and I am informed by, 'the 7 Eyed Model of Supervision' that Robin has developed with Peter Hawkins and others.

The 7 Eyed Model brings to the arena of the supervision session all aspects of the client/supervisee relationship as well as the supervisee/supervisor relationship, that might normally go unnoticed and that may potentially inform one's practice - this may include, amongst other things, transference, counter-transference, parallel processes, and the client's overall support network.

I offer a creative, flexible, fun and gently challenging space for you to enhance your way of working and develop your practice.

Contact me to arrange an introductory session.

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