Michelle Freeman M.A.S.C ( P.T.S.D) Dip.Adv Psych, MBACP reg, IAHT, IANLPC

Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN1

I have worked as a counsellor for over 8 years gaining experience of various issues, specialising in Trauma. I have a supervision qualification approved by the National Psychological Society. I work in an integrative way, enabling me to work appropriately to help to develop my supervisees client work.

As a Registered Accredited Counsellor and qualified Supervisor, I have over 17 years of full-time counselling experience gained in a number of settings; Private Practice, Further & Higher Education and EAP’s. I have supervised individuals, qualified and trainee Counsellors and Supervisors.

Supervision is an integral part of my work as a Counsellor and as your Supervisor I will provide supervision for the reflection and consideration of the counselling process with your clients and issues related to that work, ensuring a supportive, safe and ethical environment for you to explore and clarify thinking and feeling which underlie practice. To ensure clients best interests are protected, I will highlight unethical concerns/practice or blocks and help you to manage risk. To foster a climate of mutual respect, empathic understanding and honesty where we can explore and clarify our hopes, fears and expectations concerning our working relationship.

I work with students and qualified counsellors and my counselling experience is with Adults and Children and young people.

Meetings

I am able to see supervisees face to face at my covid safe premises in Lincoln city centre or online via Zoom.

Location

I am located in Lincoln City centre at Involve well-being Centre. 12 Mint Lane, Lincoln LN1 1UD.

I will be offering appointments at RAF Scampton in the near future, Covid allowing. Please ask for detail

Supervision Fees

I charge the following for my services;

£45 per session

Students £35 per session

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