Elizabeth Hancock
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Supervision details
As a supervisor I work from a person centred approach, however I also have extensive training in compassion focussed therapy EMDR and creative supervision.
I have 11 years post qualification experience as a counsellor and supervisor. I have extensive experience and knowledge as a supervisor and counsellor of working with many presentations including complex trauma, anxiety, depression, bereavement and military personnel. I have worked within an EAP, Occupational Health, the NHS, working with survivors of domestic abuse, clients experiencing relationships problems, just to name a few.
Practice description: I am currently offering FACE to FACE, TELEPHONE and ONLINE supervision. I have a quiet and confidential room in the business park, Catterick Garrison. I offer a warm, friendly, empathic, ethical environment to bring your work. I aim to offer you guidance, understanding and space during supervision sessions.
Fee’s: £45ph
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Accredited register membership
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