Julie-Anne Golding
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Supervision details
I am currently in training as a Supervisor and as such am willing to offer reduced rates at least whilst I am training and gaining my hours which is likely to take us through to the beginning of Autumn next year. Therefore, I am offering a starting rate of £40 for the hour, rising to £45 once I complete my course and £50 once I receive my certificate. An hour and a half would reflect these fees accordingly, being an additional half the fee paid for the hour.
My core model is Psychodynamic but I also completed a top-up degree in Integrative Counselling which of course means I do have more in my toolbox to draw upon when appropriate.
Over the years I have developed in style and would say now I work in a person centred way, but with psychodynamic influences.
When it feels appropriate, I do employ other models and theories to my practice. I often use Attachment based therapy, Person Centred, Gestalt and CBT.
I have some availability most days during the day, but always happy to have a chat about what might work for us both.
I will be taking time off over Christmas from 21st December 2023 returning to practice from 2nd January 2024.
I also have a break coming up mid February for two weeks but with supervision being monthly generally, I am sure none of this needs to impact too much.
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Registered and accredited members are listed on the BACP Register, which shows that they have demonstrated BACP’s recommended standards for training, proficiency and ethical practice. The BACP Register was the first register of psychological therapists to be accredited by the Professional Standards Authority (PSA).
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Accredited register membership
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