Amanda Burbidge
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Supervision details
I am an Integrative supervisor. I work with adults, young people and children.
I have special interests in addiction issues and also the therapeutic rehabilitation of offenders. These interests, however, are ballanced by other subject areas that present for both supervisee and client alike.
I offer supervision to qualified counsellors and counselling students, therapists and other professionals.
The function of supervision is to focus on the people, the processes, the performance, and the possibilities.
I lean toward Inskpip and Proctors formative, restorative and normative domains of practice to achieve understanding within the supervisees practice.
This assists the development of the reflective practitioner, to maximise the effectivness of the theraputic relationship and safe guard the interest of the client and the practitioner.
I support the exploration of CPD opportunities to further grow knowledge and undertanding for the supervisee.
I work from consulting rooms in Stoford, providing;
Face to Face Supervision or if preferred Supervision by WhatsApp Video and Telephone
Supervision price per 60 minute session:
Student Counsellor £40.00
Qualified Counsellor £45.00
Group Supervision
contact to discuss price
For more detailed information please contact me on mobile: 07849037095.
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Accredited register membership
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