Carol Hazelton
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Supervision details
I completed the Certificate in Supervision Training with Exeter and East Devon Counselling Training in 2016. This training together with my 13 years of experience of working with and counselling survivors of childhood sexual abuse, means that I can offer an understanding of these difficult issues in a safe, clinical and professional environment. I have also worked with the many other general issues that clients bring, including working with couples (Relate Couples training completed 2006). My theoretical background is Integrative, with a focus on Person Centred. This means that for me the relationship is key, but in addition to that, I bring the experience and knowledge I have gain through the CPD I have gathered over the years, such as CBT, Couples and Relationship work and Solution Focused Therapy. In addition I worked for Exeter College, delivering the Diploma in Counselling which extends my experience in working with groups. I am currently offering supervision to counsellors at £50 per hour. However I offer concessions to charities and to counsellors who are starting up in practice. If you are interested and would like to have a chat regarding supervision please call or email me. I would be delighted to hear from you.
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Accredited register membership
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