Paul Bridge MA Counselling (accredited), Dip PTSD, Cert Supervision. MBACP

Rossendale, Lancashire, OL13 0AH

I am a qualified supervisor having been trained at the Manchester Institute of Psychotherapy. I would sum up my approach to supervision by the following quote:

The supervisor’s goal is “to do whatever seems most likely to send the other person away more aware, more informed, skilled and encouraged than he/she was when they came in.” (Houston 1990, p12).

I offer supervision to students, qualified counsellors and organisations. This lasts one and half hours where I offer insight into cases and practical advice to enhance your practice and keep both you and your clients safe.

If you are interested in my services as a supervisor I can offer a 30 min initial consultation for free to see if we are a good fit.

Testimonial

Thank you Paul for providing the best supervision ever ! Its fun and challenging, a good mix of allsorts in action. Melanie E.

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