Juliet McDonnell
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Supervision details
I offer clinical supervision to trainee and qualified counsellors and psychotherapists. I trained in person centred, integrative arts and existential psychotherapy, completing my own clinical training in 2006. I now run a busy private practice in London and in Guildford, Surrey. I'm happy to work in person, online or by 'phone with you where ever you are based. For me, supervision is about creating a trusting relationship which allows space to reflect on your clinical practice. Our work can be flexible - encompassing 'normative', 'formative' or 'restorative' elements (Procter 1982). I can help you build your practice and meet professional standards (normative). I can encourage and share resources for learning and development (formative) I can offer support and a place for your feelings and responses to your clinical work (restorative). Supervision is an essential aspect of self care.
I have also have extensive experience of mentoring, academic and research supervision, working at Lancaster University Management School for the last 10 years. I completed a Masters in Management & Organisational Learning at Lancaster University in 1998.
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