Peter Wyatt CBT and EMDR Practitioner Accredited Member of the BACP

Supervision aims to help the supervisee work safely, ethically and legally, whilst learning and developing skills and understanding. In addition, it aims to be a means to deal with the demands and stresses of their role as counsellor and to help them to maintain an overview of their work.

Because “the relationship is the therapy”, personal material will come into the supervision session as it directly affects, or is being affected by, the material discussed.

As a supervisor, my emphasis is on building a safe, confidential relationship in which the supervisee can grow, develop and address their concerns without fear of censure.

My expectation of you as a supervisee is that you will:

• identify practice issues with which you need help and ask for help

• become increasingly able to share freely

• identify what responses you want

• be aware of the organisational contracts that affect supervisor, clients and supervisee

• be open to feedback

• monitor tendencies to justify, explain or defend

• develop the ability to discriminate what feedback is useful

Further information:

• I am a BACP Accredited and Registered counsellor

• I have a Certificate in Counselling Supervision

• I have worked in the NHS (3 years) and have been exclusively in private practice since 2012

• Over the past 5 years I have established a successful practice where my team and I see over 250 clients per month.

I offer supervision to both fully qualified counsellors and trainees. I work in an integrative way, (although by nature I lean towards CBT) and am happy to adapt my approach to the needs of the supervisee.

My rates are £50 for a 90 minute supervision session.