Honeysett Counselling Services
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Supervision details
I offer online and face to face supervision and my aim is not only to help you manage your case load but explore in depth your counselling relationships and how you can best improve practice. I currently work for the University of East London providing weekly group supervision to level 7 students. This has then led to me to expand my private supervision. I also offer group supervision to West Kent housing association. I have been a qualified group worker for many years and love to use my skills in this way. I have been in private practice myself for six years and wrote the very successful book 'How to set up a successful counselling practice.' I am passionate about private practice and so fully understand the peeks and pits of working for yourself. I also know at times it can feel quite lonely and thats why it is so important to have a clinical supervisor who appreciates this and can support you closely. Dependant on where you are in your counselling career I will most likely ajust my model to suit you. When people are quite new it may be that they need a slightly more directive approach compared to a long standing counsellor which may need less direction and a more exploratory way of working together. This is something we would discuss at the start of our journey together. If you are interested and feel we may be a good fit please do not hesitate to contact me for a chat.
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