Joseph Gale Burns

London SE23 & Croydon CR0

I have supervised within my own modality for many years, and now offer supervision to different counselling groups and individuals. This has involved a wide range of training. I currently deliver supervision to an agency in Croydon and to individuals.
I am happy to supervise people from a range of theoretical perspectives, working out at the beginning the dimensions of supervision that will work well for a particular counsellor.

I encourage an initial meeting to see if this is a partnership that will work and meet its aims. I have particular experience and skills of working with people from different backgrounds and identities.

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Other languages	French

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