Supervision details
Clinical supervision for qualified therapists and those in training.
I understand supervision as the provision of a reflective space within a professional relationship to facilitate the development of the supervisee as a therapist whatever their level of experience, to enhance the therapy outcomes with their clients. My stance as a supervisor mirrors my developmental and relational stance as a therapist and my supervision work is underpinned by the same theoretical thinking as my therapy work.
I offer a supervisor - supervisee relationship which is accepting, non-judgmental, empathic, open and tailored to the purpose of the work required. I will provide a safe environment where supervisees can feel enabled to contact their own underlying feelings and focus on the exploration of their experience of their client work. I will safely hold ethical and professional boundaries and will encourage reflexiveness of emotional and interpersonal processes and provide continued learning where appropriate.
I hold 2 supervisor qualifications.
- Diploma in Clinical Supervision (Sherwood Psychotherapy Institute) which allows me to offer supervision across a range of theoretical modalities and professional settings.
- Person Centred Experiential (PCE-CfD) supervisor training certificate which supports foremost my NHS work.
Please contact me if you would like to discuss clinical supervision either as an individual or a small group.
Cost £80 an hour.
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Accredited register membership
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