Ondine Smulders, UKCP (accr.)

London W1G & SW7

I believe that supervision is about becoming inquisitive about the relationship between our clients and ourselves.

In supervision, I offer a safe place where you can share freely and unburden yourself, get support and guidance (including theoretical input), and be seen as the practitioner that you are (constantly) becoming.

I will support you and ‘be-with’ you so that you may explore your thoughts and emotions in a safe and confidential setting. I will challenge you in your practice and encourage self-reflection to help you develop high standards of ethical practice to protect you and your clients. I put a lot of emphasis on boundaries, self-care, and breaks, to help prevent burnout.

I work with psychotherapists and counsellors (including those in-training), and I also offer support to befrienders, helpline volunteers, carers, support and key workers. I have a clinical supervisor and appropriate insurance. I charge £75 per 60mn session. All supervision takes place online.

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Other languages	Dutch, Spanish & French
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