Alison Cumming, MSc Int Psych, Dip Couns, Cert Sup., MBChB

Lanark ML11 & Glasgow G41

I offer supervision to both counsellors in training and qualified counsellors and therapists.

I completed a Certificate in Person Centred supervision in 2003 and since then I have integrated a number of different styles of supervision into my practice. As a practicing therapist, I understand how vital supervision is both for our work with clients and for ourselves as individuals. I aim to offer a supportive, stimulating supervisory relationship which offers the gentle challenge of different perspectives

I have worked as a supervisor with both individuals and groups over the past 15 years.

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Phone
Home visits

Sign language
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Adults
Older adults
Organisations
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