Dr Katherine Preedy CPsychol AFBPsS

I am a firm believer that supervision should be a safe place to explore our own feelings, client issues and to develop in both theory, practice and reflection. I have worked for over 15 years in both NHS and private practice and have particular expertise in working with complex cases, including complex trauma, Personality disorders, PTSD and dissociation.

I am able to draw on this clinical experience as well as over 10 years experience in offering consultation and supervision to: Psychologists, Counsellors, CBT therapists and other mental health professionals. I have also completed supervision training with the University of Surrey including a PGCert in Supervision

I am an EMDR accredited supervisor/ consultant and can support people working towards their EMDR accreditation.

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