Mindfulness therapy: Lokadhi Lloyd MA PGDip (Psych) PGDip (Mindfulness) MBACP

London E4A & N1

Clinical Supervision

As an experienced practitioner and supervisor with an extensive clinical background, I offer individual and group supervision to qualified and trainee counsellors/therapists. I welcome supervisees from diverse backgrounds practising in a variety of settings and informed by different modalities.

Drawing on my own clinical work of more than a decade, ongoing training and CPD, substantial experience as a supervisor of mindfulness practitioners and facilitators, my approach is integrative and relational. The supervision I offer is in line with the BACP ethical guidelines; supported by regular, in-depth integrative and mindfulness-based supervision; and underpinned by my clinical and personal mindfulness-based and compassion-focused practices.

My focus is to work with you collaboratively in developing and maintaining a self-reflective therapy/counselling practice: challenging you where appropriate and supporting you in regularly reviewing your self-regulation and self-care. I encourage exploration of unconscious processes in what may be going on within both the therapeutic and supervisory relationship.

I will bring curiosity, engagement and empathetic support to you in delivering your client work and shaping your clinical practice. I am steady, open, knowledgeable, intuitive, and have experience across different theoretical frameworks.

My training is integrative: originally in Psychosynthesis, from where my practice has continued to deepen, broaden and embrace developments in contemporary thinking and include other integrative, mindfulness- and compassion-focused, body-based and phenomenological approaches (theoretical and experiential) in relation to both individual and group work.

Fees: £50 for a 50-minute supervision session (Tues, Thurs, Fri, normally late morning/early afternoon).

Having established an ongoing face-to-face supervisory relationship, we may decide to move predominantly to Zoom/Skype sessions. I have a limited number of lower cost supervision spaces (sliding scale) for trainee and recently qualified counsellors with a low household income.

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Accessibility

Wheelchair user access

Wheelchair-accessible premises should have step-free access for wheelchair users and individuals who are unable to climb stairs. If a counsellor's premises aren't step-free, they may offer alternative services such as telephone/web-based appointments, home visits, or meeting clients in different location, so you can choose the option that suits you best.

You can contact the counsellor to discuss the options available.

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Wheelchair user access

I regret that the therapy rooms have steep, stepped access, but I may be able to arrange ground-floor accommodation with sufficient advance notice. Please contact me to discuss your needs.