Peter Appleton Dip. Counselling, NCS accredited, DCS, DHP, MNCH, AfSFH

Bristol BS6 & BS16

Within my work in the NHS I offered generic and specialist supervision to professionals from may disciplines within the statutory and voluntary sectors. I have a Diploma in Consultative Supervision that qualifies me to supervise counsellors and psychotherapists. In addition I am now offering specialist supervision and training to therapists in private practice and in the voluntary sector who are working with people with eating disorders

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Wheelchair user access

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Wheelchair user access

Wheelchair access in available at the Enso rooms on Friday afternoons.

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