Supervision details
Supervision is a fundamental space for counsellors and psychotherapists to support and develop their professional learning and understanding. It provides a place of learning for both supervisee and supervisor creating understanding, increased awareness and openness. We seek to uncover unconscious processes within the work and is a forum for exploring ethical and practical dilemmas. I have 15 years of experience as a Counsellor and Psychotherapist which I bring to this collaborative process, supporting supervisees in their developmental journey.
Therapists and clients are unique and supervision is a subjective, nurturing and nourishing process seeking to enlighten and empower in a cascading fashion through supervisor to supervisee to client. I believe that in embodying the concepts of potency, protection and permission I will create a space of authenticity and integrity, modelling this for my supervisee.
My style is about integrating the Seven-eyed model with my foundations in Transactional Analysis (TA) and I am currently in training with CSTD in Bath. The Seven-eyed model provides a comprehensive framework for the content and process of supervision. The purpose of which, is to provide a space of accountability and responsibility for our work creating a check and balance for the safety of clients.
Fees: I charge £50 per hour session whilst I am in training. Supervisee’s will be expected to pay either in the session or by BACS transfer on the day of the session. If they regularly fail to pay on time, I reserve the right to cancel the contract. Fees are reviewed annually, and I will give them four weeks’ notice in advance if I am increasing them.
Where: I work from an office within my home in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire for face to face sessions and offer online supervision via Zoom as well.
When: If supervisees are in training the frequency of the sessions will be in line with their training requirements but will usually be held once a fortnight for 45 minutes. For other supervisees sessions will be held as agreed, usually on a monthly basis. The structure of the session will be contracted on the day around the supervisee’s needs.
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