Ruth Hazelton MSc COSRT (Accredited) MBACP(Accred)

Brighton, BN2

I am an integrative supervisor. I work mainly with theory from systemic and psychodynamic practice. However I am not wedded to theory and am open minded and able to work with supervisees from a wide range of backgrounds.

The most important thing to me, is that supervision is conducted in a respectful and non-directive manner. I work hard to ensure that I do not impose my way of working onto anyone else's practice. However I do hope to inspire and encourage supervisees to try out new approaches and to discuss their work fully.

I am very aware of the importance of having good boundaries, working ethically and always keeping the client's safety and wellbeing in mind as well as that of the supervisee.

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Pease let me know if you are in a wheelchair before you arrive so that I can move furniture to make a comfortable place for you. I am sorry, but I don't have a disabled toilet.