Jo Newstead (BACP Accredited)

Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG11

I believe that as well as an ethical requirement, supervision is invaluable to therapists as a safe and confidential space to be heard and to process and reflect on our work with clients. My own supervision is supportive, encouraging, informative (often illuminating!) and there is a wonderful relationship built on trust and connection. This is what I want to offer you as a supervisee.

I am based in Gotham, between Clifton and Nottingham and have ample off road parking. There is a regular bus from Nottingham City.

If you are looking for supervision, please reach out..

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