Jenny Blain
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Supervision details
I am a fully qualified Clinical Supervisor (QLS level 6) and have experience working in private practise as well as in educational settings. This includes counselling in a SEND school. I am open to enquiries from counsellors & trainee counsellors but also from other professions where supervision is necessary.
I am able to adapt and work with different supervision models but my preferred one is Hawkins & Shohet's Seven Eyed model. The reason for this is that it is very versatile and can be applied to any helping profession.
My theoretical background is in Person centred counselling and Humanistic therapies. However, I welcome supervisees from other modalities as I believe different perspectives can enrich the supervision experience. As a counsellor I work in an integrative way, drawing from whatever modality is needed to suit my clients' needs.
I believe the supervision space is co-created and the process is collaborative. I aim to make my supervisees feel safe, respected and comfortable so they are free to explore their client work as well as their personal experiences and reactions in the counselling room.
The supervision relationship is at the centre of my supervision practise the same way it also is in my counselling practise.
It is essential to find a supervisor who is the right fit for you to get the most out of supervision. I offer a free 30 min telephone call/ Skype call/ in person meeting where you can ask me any questions you have and get a feel for who I am as a supervisor.
My fees are: £60 for 1 hr and £80 for 1 hr 1/2. Concessions available for trainee counsellors and professionals on low income.
Please see my counsellor profile and website for more information.
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Accredited register membership
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