Joanne Freeman
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Supervision details
Reflective / Restorative / Integrative / Relational / Trauma-Informed
I qualified with the The Awareness Centre, Clapham, London, gaining a level 6 Diploma in Integrative Clinical Supervision. In-person sessions available at my practice in Billericay, Essex & online.
My approach to supervision is integrative and relational, recognising that effective supervision is not a 'one size fits all' process. I believe supervision should provide a safe and trusting space where you can reflect openly on your client work, develop your clinical thinking, explore challenges and ethical dilemmas, and grow in confidence and professional identity.
My supervision approach draws on person-centred, Transactional Analysis, CBT, psychodynamic and trauma-informed perspectives. I also incorporate psychoeducation, nervous-system awareness, mindfulness and somatic approaches where these are helpful and appropriate.
I place particular importance on the supervisory relationship & aim to create a space where you feel heard, respected and able to bring uncertainty, difficulties and questions without fear of judgement. I believe supervision should offer both support and appropriate challenge, helping you to develop your own clinical voice together with my wealth of experience.
If you're looking for supervision that combines professional accountability with warmth, curiosity, reflection and genuine human connection, I would be very happy to hear from you.
Joanne Freeman, Pc. Acc. MNCPS (AVR)
Clinical Supervisor | Counsellor | Trauma Therapist
£75 - 1.5 hours / £65 - 1 hour (reduced fees available for students)
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