Lottie Passell-Syms

Winchester, Hampshire, SO21

Throughout 2021, I will be holding Group Supervision sessions dedicated to Therapists working with couples.

I will be sharing tools, techniques and talking therapy that I use with couples. We will be looking at case studies as well as drawing from various experts in couples therapy; Esther Perel, John Gottman, Harville Hendricks and many more…As well as tried and tested exercises and reflective practice.

The feedback on these sessions has been wonderful. Working as a Therapist can be isolating as we work alone, so collaborating with others and exploring different ways of working is refreshing and confidence boosting.

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