Rachel Keetley
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Supervision details
I am a qualified supervisor, with a diploma in supervision for those working with adults (16+). Those fully qualified, still in training or with a range of experience are all welcome to get in touch. My approach to supervision is from a transpersonal-integrative perspective, underpinned by my person-centred foundation as a psychotherapist. I have experience of working mainly with psychotherapists and counsellors who work from a range of approaches and backgrounds. I have worked as a psychotherapist for 9 years, and a supervisor for 2 years. I have experience and a strong interest in working with dreams, and creative ways of working with both clients and supervisees. I draw on a range of theoretical approaches and make use of creative imagination and sand-tray in my work with supervisees. From my personal philosophy as a supervisor, the identity of my supervisee and their life story, and what draws them to work as a psychotherapist is welcome alongside the main intent, which is to respect and honour the clients at the heart of the therapy work being explored in supervision. If you are interested in supervision with me, do reach out and we can arrange a time to talk over the phone and explore the possibility of working together. Credentials: - UKCP registered supervisor - Diploma in Supervision from The Centre for Counselling & Psychotherapy Education (2019) - RTS status with my Membership Organisation (The Sherwood Psychotherapy Training Institute)
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Accredited register membership
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