Lorna Palmer-Coyne, MSc, MSc, GradIPD, Dip Clinical Supervision, UKCP & MBACP

Dover, Kent, CT16 1QG

I am an experienced Clinical Supervisor who has worked providing individual and group supervision for a variety of psychological professionals including counsellors and psychotherapists within a range of organisational settings. The settings where supervisees have worked has included domestic violence support agencies, the Red Cross, fostering and residential care agencies and DEFRA.

Additionally I provided group supervision for all IDVA's working within Kent for over two years.

I believe that effective supervision is essential for professional growth, and that I am able to provide a safe, reflective learning experience for the development of effective, ethical practice.

Individual and group supervision can be provided fortnightly or monthly depending on your needs. I provide reduced rates for trainees.

Please feel free to call or message me to discuss any supervision requirements or questions on 07442 174185.

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There is on road parking, and a large paid ticket carpark at the end of the road. The office signage at the entrance clearly says The Castle Clinic and has one small step up into the building.

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