Andrew Webb BA, MBACP (ACCREDITED)

Preston PR2 & Lytham FY8

I have been a qualified supervisor for 11 years and have experience of working with both qualified counsellors and trainees. While trained as a counsellor in the Person Centred model, I feel able to offer supervision to other models.

As a supervisor, while casework is clearly a significant aspect of supervision, I am also interested in how the supervisee is experiencing her clients, and the feelings that involves. This may include 'parallel process', and any impact of transference and counter transference.

I work from home in Preston and also from a room i have in Lytham St Annes. I am available during weekdays and evenings in Preston,and weekdays only at Lytham St Annes.

I am happy to discuss any aspect of my work either by phone or in person

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