Beverley Moslin

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Supervisor • she/her
BA(Hons), DipHE, Registered Accredited Member MBACP
Available for new clients
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Leeds, LS1 2NL
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Available for new clients

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Supervision details

I offer supervision in the following approaches: Person-Centred, Relational, Creative (with the use of drawing, symbolic objects and creative media to explore the therapeutic relationship) from my therapy room in central Leeds or online via Zoom.

I am a registered, accredited BACP member. My diploma training was at Leeds Metropolitan University (now Leeds Beckett Uni, 2008-10) and I remain passionate about the Relational Approach to therapy.  I have also enjoyed immersing myself in a number of different contexts for group work and personal development since qualifying all of which have informed my way of being in the therapy room.

Between 2011 & 2013 I worked with Christine Kennett of the York Psychotherapy centre in an 'Integrating Gestalt' group, between 2014 and 2017 I regularly attended full weekend workshops and training courses with Creative Connections in Cumbria where I was deeply influenced by the facilitation of Dinah Brown, who trained with Carl Roger’s daughter Natalie Rogers in Person Centred Expressive Arts Therapy.  My supervision training was with the Jenny Biancardi consultancy and is accredited by the British Psychodrama Association.

I have been working in private practice for a decade, formerly spending four years at the student counselling service at Leeds Beckett Uni.  Previous roles have included managing a community outreach service, managing a complementary therapy centre and running art and play workshops in a specialist setting for children with autism.

I charge £60/hour for supervision.

BACP
British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP)

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Accredited register membership

British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy
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The Practice Rooms, 45a Park Square East, Leeds, LS1 2NL

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Online platforms

Zoom

Type of session

In person
Online
Phone

I offer supervision in the following approaches: Person-Centred, Relational, Creative (with the use of drawing, symbolic objects, creative media)

Beverley Moslin
Beverley Moslin