Dr Natasha Sarkissian

London, N21

I have been supervising psychologists and other allied health professionals for over 11 years. I am proud to offer a supportive, responsive and collaborative space to clinicians on an individual basis or in groups. I am very experienced in adapting my supervision style to suit the clinician, and can offer a mixture of structured and reflective styles. I also have extensive experience of offering group supervision for teams and organisations who wish to encourage group members to reflect upon their practice.

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