Dr Jayne Lane
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Supervision details
Hi - I'm Jayne (pronouns she/her) I have a Post Graduate Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy from York St John University and a Diploma in Counselling Supervision awarded by the Leeds Centre for Psychological Development. I support my supervisees working within their preferred modality - so you may be purely Person Centred or Integrative - humanistic or relational. Trainee and experienced counsellors are both very welcome. I like warmth and encouragement from supervision myself - and that's what I offer. I listen and I focus on what feels important to you and your clients. I value authenticity - and I like to collaborate and share experience and expertise when that seems helpful. For instance, we've all learned a lot about remote counselling work during lockdown - sharing what we know makes sense to me. I am offering supervision both face-to-face and remotely by secure telephone or video platforms. If you don't live near enough to see me face-to face ever, I am happy to offer permanent remote supervision, too - for some of us, it's just as effective as f2f; it can also be more convenient when we're fitting so many things into busy lives. I work from a lovely private and peaceful counselling room in central Wakefield. There is free parking right outside and a regular bus service - 5 minutes' journey from the bus station. It's a 20 minute walk from Wakefield Kirkgate/Westgate stations. My own experience as a counsellor has been in broad a range of settings: an NHS staff counselling centre, a city centre GP referral service, a women's rehab unit, a women's counselling service, a secondary school, community work with adults whose mental health was impacting on children in their care, and a university counselling service. I now work solely in private practice. You'll see from my counselling profile that I have a special interest in working with neurodivergence - particularly ADHD and autistic clients. I have lived experience of neurodivergence within my family. I've had teaching, training and management job roles in the past, along with voluntary work in community fund raising, and also outreach support to female sex workers with life controlling addictions. In some shape or form, I guess I bring bits and pieces of this experience to the way I work both as a counsellor and as a supervisor. I don't judge; I enjoy supporting and encouraging and I believe passionately in the value of personal (and professional) development. I'm committed to my own development - the learning never stops, does it.... which is what makes our work so stimulating. If you would like to chat about the possibility of us working together, contact me: jaynelane91@gmail.com or on 07753328167. The fee for 1.5 hours of clinical supervision is £70.
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