Carol Carey - Anxiety and Low Mood Counsellor

Chislehurst BR7 & Royston SG8

My aim as a supervisor is to build healthy relationships with Supervisees, so that they are able to be open and honest, and not worried to bring their weaknesses or difficulties. Encouraging them to be open to exploration and ensuring the supervisee does not feel judged.

Offering support to my supervisee and inspiring him/her to look after their own well being and that of their clients by working ethically and safely. I will actively promote the importance of the well being and safeguards of the client.

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