June Lawrenson MA; BSc (Hons); BACP Accredited; UKRC

I started supervising for CRUSE bereavement in 2001 where I gained a certificate in supervision. I have supervised in many contexts; I did group supervision at Durham University and for Alliance Psychological Services. I also do individual supervision.

I follow guidelines from Hawkins and Shohet (2000). I see supervision as a supportive, educational and managerial. I believe I fill all of these roles. I am flexible and open, I believe I can learn as much from you as you can learn from me.

I offer, fundamentally, a person centred perspective but I do integrate my work with some CBT, creative therapy, and Gestalt. I have the ability to work at your pace and with whatever you bring.

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I can do home visits when necessary.

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