Dominique Savy BAhons/ Dip Psych

Barnstaple, Devon, EX32

I have been working as a supervisor to those in the helping profession for some years and provide supervision for individulas and groups in both the private, business and voluntary care sectors.

I take a respectful approach to supervision and prioritise the empowerment of supervisees and their clients through exploration and self development.

I work from a humanistic perspective, though value and incorporate both psychodynamic and behavioural models into my work.

I offer a safe and non-judgmental practise that focuses on validation in the uniqueness of the human condition, and this is reflected in my approach to supervision.

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Full wheelchair access and comfort facilities are available at my Barnstaple clinic.

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