Anxiety, Attachment & Narcissistic Abuse Support | Rachel Cooke | MA BA Dip MNCP

For me, supervision is about you first and foremost. It’s about your wellbeing, your reflection, your sense of safety, containment, challenge and encouragement.

Supervision is inherently therapeutic, I believe good supervision is anyway. I do my best to provide a secure, enriching environment for you to explore yourself and your work with clients using a range of theoretical models, including Gestalt, Existential, Person Centred and Somatic. My style of supervision is based on the Seven-Eyed Model of Hawkins & Shohet and incorporates Michael Carroll's Tasks of Supervision Model.

I particularly appreciate the Seven Eyed Model because of how it focuses on the relationships between client, therapist and supervisor as well as the interplay between each relationship. By looking through each ‘eye’, or distinct aspect of the therapeutic process, we use different lenses through which to see and experience therapy and supervision.

My therapy practice, supervision practice, teaching practice, and personal philosophy of counselling are based in an integrative paradigm which is largely humanistic and somatic. My supervision work covers individual and group supervision.

My fee for supervision is £50 per 60 minute session or £70 for 90 minutes. I offer a limited number of reduced-rate places to trainee therapists. Please take a look at my therapist profile and get in touch with any questions. 

The seven modes focus on:
1. The client
2. The supervisee's interventions
3. The client/supervisee relationship                                                                          4. The supervisee
5. The supervisory relationship                                                                                  6. The supervisor 
7. The wider context