Rob Radcliffe
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Supervision details
Welcome to my supervision profile. Based in the heart of Manchester City Centre, I am a highly experience therapist and supervisor, offering a supportive space for therapists to reflect, grow, and refine their practice. My supervision style is rooted in fostering a deep understanding of your unique therapeutic voice and helping you navigate the complexities of your client relationships with confidence and compassion.
Understanding the importance of a supervisory relationship that resonates with your personal and professional values, I offer a free initial meeting. This session is an opportunity for us to discuss your supervision needs, explore how I can support your practice, and ensure our approaches are aligned. It's also a chance for you to get a sense of how I work as a supervisor and decide if my style suits your development goals.
With supervision training in the Seven-Eyed Supervision Model at Manchester Institute of Psychotherapy and 12 years of experience in providing supervision, I bring a wealth of knowledge and insight to our sessions. My approach flows out of Person-Centred Approach, emphasizing authenticity, empathy, and unconditional positive regard and encouraging the freedom to practise how best suits my supervisees.
While I am naturally aligned to Person Centred principles, I welcome and have experience supervising integrative practitioners and professionals from various disciplines, including teaching and youth work. My core supervision work is around the therapeutic relationship, as well as supporting you through any difficult aspects of your practice. I have particular experience of supporting supervisees through the development of successful private practices.
I am an experienced external supervisor both for IAPT and organisations such as 42nd Street, National Ugly Mugs and other charitable organisations. I also have substantial experience of working with LGBTQIA therapists. I have an interest in, and knowledge of, the growing field of psychedelic integration therapy.
My fees for supervision start at £50 per hour for trainees, up to £80 per hour for organisations. When working with supervisees I discuss the size of their practice and try to make the fees as affordable as possible based on their income and circumstances. Supervision is not just oversight, it is designed to be an investment in your professional development, providing you with a reflective and nurturing space to explore your practice, client dynamics, and personal growth as a therapist.
If you're a therapist seeking supervision in Manchester or online and are drawn to my approach, I'd love to hear from you. Contacting me for more details is the first step towards enriching your therapeutic practice and deepening your commitment to your practice. Together, we can work towards enhancing your skills, understanding, and effectiveness as a therapist.
I currently have availability for supervision for both qualified therapists and for trainees/counselling students. If you are interested in guidance during your training journey, get in touch!
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Accredited register membership
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