Mairead Daly
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Supervision details
I am an experienced integrative child psychotherapist (MA) with a diploma in clinical supervision, offering creative, integrative, relational, embodied and supportive clinical supervision for trained child psychotherapists and counsellors, experienced trainee child psychotherapists and counsellors, play therapists, mentors, social workers and professionals working therapeutically with children and young people.
I have worked as a core tutor and clinical supervisor for a UKCP accredited MA child psychotherapy training organisation, as well as having been a mother and baby observation group facilitator and toddler observation group facilitator and heave a wealth of knowledge around child development and theory of mind. I have also been a visiting tutor for trainee child psychotherapists on an MA child psychotherapy training organisation. Alongside this experience, I have set up and run psychotherapy provisions in schools and created whole school approaches in therapeutic thinking, both in primary and secondary school settings. I also have extensive experience practice privately.
Supervision sessions are a full 60 minutes in length. Please do not hesitate to get in touch should you wish to explore us working together. .
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