Julie Lovett, AdDip, (MBACP) Counsellor and Clinical Supervisor

Hello and welcome to my supervisor profile. I am a qualified Level 6 Accredited Clinical Supervisor, accredited by the NCS (National Counselling Society) offering supervision to students, qualified counsellors and schools. Sessions are £45 per hour for a minimum of 1.5 hours per calendar month. As a legal requirement, I work within the BACP Ethical Framework and offer a variety of models, techniques and theories to adapt to the individual needs of my supervisees.

My specialities are bereavement, working with children and young people, mindfulness based cognitive behaviour therapy (MBCBT), autism and aspergers, anxiety and depression, suicide, gender identity issues and addiction amongst others.

I will support and challenge supervisees to work within their limits of proficiency, establish and sustain the boundaries of the counselling relationship and manage each stage of the counselling relationship. I will help you to explore and challenge personal issues, fears and prejudices when faced with diversity and develop self-awareness and use of self in your counselling work. This may mean managing the psychological impact of client material on your own personal wellbeing.

I will also help you to reflect on and evaluate your counselling practice and recognise your limits of proficiency. This may include creative supervision and techniques to help you develop your use of supervision and manage your own professional development.

Finally, whilst my primary focus is your wellbeing and development, I have a responsibility to your clients and will encourage complexity within the therapeutic relationships. A confidentiality agreement will be drawn up and adhered to throughout the relationship.

I am within easy reach of Cullompton, Tiverton, Exeter, Taunton, Wellington and Honiton.

Julie Lovett MBACP/CYPF

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Accessibility

Wheelchair user access

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Wheelchair user access

My therapy room has four steps into it with road parking and toilet facilities.My room at the Clinic is up two flights of stairs with car parks close by. I use a ground floor room at Liznojan Bookshop,Tiverton, I can make home visits.