Margaret Livingstone MBACP

Glasgow G69 & G2

I believe that supervision is a collaborative space to gain further insight, awareness, be challenged, increase knowledge and continue growing as a reflective practitioner.

I have worked in different ways with supervisees, dependent on their knowledge, experience and modality.

I have made use of creative supervision techniques, if supervisees have wished to and these sessions have proven to be very insightful.

Please contact me if you wish to have a chat about whether I am someone you may wish to work with.

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A wheelchair accessible or a venue suitable to any person with mobility differences can be arranged.

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