Dianne Shebioba
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Supervision details
I offer supervision to counsellors and psychotherapists as well as to counsellors in training and my approach is integrative. In my supervision practice, understanding what is happening from the perspective of the supervisee is of great importance to me.I also hold in mind the developmental models and consider the supervisee in the context of his or her training programme.I see my role as one of facilitating the ongoing learnings and self development of the counsellor/psychotherapist. I strive to be open and transparent to promote this.I'm very much aware that the supervisee needs to feel acknowledged and accepted in order for the counsellor/client work to develop effectively and for the client to feel similarly accepted and understood.Identifying and noticing parallel processes between supervisee and client and the supervisor/supervisee dyad can also enhance deep insight. My fees are £65 for individual supervision.
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