Rowena Slater Dip Couns. Cert Supervision, MBACP

Plymouth, Devon, PL9

I have been working as a supervisor for over 12 years. I offer clinical supervision to trainee and qualified counsellors. My original training model was person centred but I have extensive experience of supervising integrative counsellors too. My model of supervision is the '7 eyed model' as described by Hawkins and Shotet.

I also offer supervision to other professionals who want space and opportunity to explore their work without prejudice or being 'line managed'. In some instances, professionals prefer to call this 'continued professional development'. I have worked with GPs, social workers and head teachers as an example.

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Wheelchair user access

Ground floor premises with parking. One step up into counselling room.

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