Jo Burns MA, PG Cert Supervision, UKCP, MBACP, RMN, Cert Couples Counselling

Belper DE56 & Derby DE21

I have considerable experience as a clinical supervisor, accumulated throughout my career. However, I felt it appropriate to consolidate my experience in completing an integrated (psychoanalytic, psychodynamic, CBT, systemic) postgraduate supervision training at Derby university in 2008.

I have recently attended a workshop with Robin Shohet focussing on Groups supervision.
I am currently involved in offering Clinical Supervision Training for a local NHS Mental Health Trust.
As a result I am developing a Clinical Supervision Training to my colleagues in Private Practice.

I find the supervisory experience rewarding, and I am pleased to play a part in the training and development of future psychotherapists.

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Wheelchair user access

There is not disabled access although the therapy is room is on the ground floor with adjacent cloakroom facilities.

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