Supervision details
I am a qualified supervisor and I have been supervising psychotherapeutic work for over 15 years. I supervise short and longer term work with adults, children and adolescents, parenting work and parent infant psychotherapy. I am an integrative psychotherapist who is also trained in psychodynamic theory and practise. My thinking is informed by attachment theory and research around early brain development and developmental trauma. I also draw on humanistic and person centred ways of thinking and somatic practices. I offer weekly, fortnightly or monthly supervision.
I am also available for one off or short term consultations to professionals working with children and families.
As well as working in private practise, I have many years experiences of working in organisations such as primary, secondary, and SEMH and SEND schools, CAMHS, Children's Society, Action for Children, Respond, Oxford Parent Infant Project, Relate, Wessex Counselling, Capstone Foster Agency, Adoption West and the Family Counselling Trust. I have worked in these organisations as a clinician, supervisor, trainer and as clinical lead/director. In addition to being qualified and registered with the UKCP as an adult and child and adolescent psychotherapist, I have an MA in Child Protection from the Tavistock and Portman Trust and I have also completed a Certificate in Systemic Theory and Practise at the University of Bath. I am trained in Video Interaction Guidance to accredited pratictioner level and have also undertaken training in DDP and Theraplay. I have also recently completed a diploma in energy psychotherapy working with the nervous system and the body. I have specialised in working with trauma including complex and developmental trauma. I have experience of working with adults and young people with learning disabilities, ADHD, ASD. I have also worked in the field of Child Protection and Safeguarding including parenting and family assessment and risk assessment for young people.
I charge £65-80 per one hour supervision session.
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