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This professional is available for new clients.
Supervision details
I offer individual supervision for trainees, qualified counsellors and psychotherapists. My supervisory, psychotherapeutic and teaching approach is integrative, drawing on a number of theoretical models including humanistic and psychodynamic theories.
The use of creative methods are a profound and powerful way to explore, understand and illuminate this soul work, and an important part of how we may reflect in Supervision together. Both as a senior lecturer, tutor and supervisor, I aim to establish a safe enough environment for a co-created, co-imagined and collaborate space where we can acknowledge the growth and challenges of this work, explore insights and build skills towards enhancing our professional communications. Diversity and ethics are integral to our focus.
As well as my Arts background ( Central St Martins, Theatre & dance), I hold a diploma in Creative Approaches to Supervision from The London Centre for Psychodrama, Group Practitioner Diploma (IGA), Sensorimotor Psychotherapy training (Level 1 & 2) & MA Integrative Psychotherapy (IATE). I teach all the arts in therapy at IATE, specialising in bodywork.
My fees for supervision are £75 per 50 minute session
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