Supervision details
I believe a supervisor should be there for you, to offer a hand of support and guide you through your journey as a therapist . Being a counsellor can sometimes feel isolating, I’m here to help you to not feel alone and to give you the opportunity to develop and progress. I offer 1-1 supervision, telephone or video supervision. I have a vast amount of experience working with clients who have addictions, been involved in domestic abuse, experiencing Trauma responses, struggling with anxiety, depression, relationship issues including low self worth, depression, and low self esteem. I work with Adults, teens and children in therapy . I have years of experience working with vulnerable children with special education needs. I have worked as a counsellor in various, settings, including the Emergency Services, secondary schools, Grammar schools and Trauma informed alternative schools. As well as working with adults in a domestic abuse charity, addiction support setting and in my own private practice. I have also worked as trainer and teacher within a local counselling college, allowing me to have the experience and knowledge of both sides of the counselling training journey . Working as your supervisor means I'm here to listen to you, support and guide you throughout the journey with your clients. I have worked as a clinical supervisor for more than 12 years. My therapy room is warm and inviting allowing you the space and time to explore and feel supported. I follow the NCPS code of ethics and their advice regarding supervision. 1.5 hours supervision = £85.00
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Accredited register membership
The Accredited Register Scheme was set up in 2013 by the Department of Health (DoH) as a way to recognise organisations that hold voluntary registers which meet certain standards. These standards are set by the Professional Standards Authority (PSA).
This therapist has indicated that they belong to an Accredited Register.