Fiona Fitzpatrick

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Supervisor
Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne And Wear, NE1

Supervision details

I am a trauma informed IFS and EMDR trained Psychotherapist. I support supervisees who work with both children and adults. 
Perhaps your just starting out in your career, a trainee or an experienced therapist looking for a different experience and seeking a new supervisor. 

I offer a professional, reflective space to use creativity, relationships and emotional insight in your work. I work with our internal systems to access parts from Self Energy to bring a curious, calm presence to our work together. Whether you’re seeking  supervision, career support, or input on a specific project, my approach is grounded, creative, and tailored to you. I create a safe space to explore dilemma's, process challenges and receive grounded support.

Frequency can be monthly, fortnightly or occasional depending on your needs. 

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Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne And Wear, NE1

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Online platforms

Zoom

Type of session

In person
Online

1:1 and group supervision online for art therapists, creative therapists and mental health professionals, trainees, newly qualified & experienced.

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Fiona Fitzpatrick
Fiona Fitzpatrick