Tara Fox Counsellor/Psychotherapist/Adoptions Counsellor/Young People

Leeds, LS28 5NJ

I am significantly involved in counselling training at Leeds Beckett University (formerly Leeds Met) so I am knowledgeable about the issues student counsellors face.

I am trained in working with young people (age 10 +) so can support supervisees with younger client issues and am an approved adoptions counsellor too allowing me to supervise counsellors whose clients are adopted/are adopters.

I am integrative with my theoretical orientation: psychodynamic, systemic, CBT, person centred. I am holistic and spiritual.

My supervision training is systemic

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