Sarah Webb
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Supervision details
Hello and thank you for taking time to read my profile.
A little description of myself is that I am a respectful and qualified Person-Centred Counsellor / Supervisor, working with individuals and couples in private practice and for EAP’s. I genuinely love what I do and believe whole heartedly that supervision is a collaborative process.
I offer supervision for individual and couples work and my aim is to support you to the best of my ability in your work with your clients, whilst encouraging you to prosper, develop and grow as a therapist.
Offering a safe space to explore your client work, both cognitively or through creative processes, can encourage you to bring any issues or concerns you may be holding. Through deep level discussions we can explore and challenge any curiosities you may have, for you to feel supported and heard within our supervision sessions. The safer you feel, I believe will enable you to bring yourself fully to our supervisory space.
Through my own experiences, I understand that having a supervisor who listens, shows warmth and is approachable, is vitally important for us to be able to grow and flourish within our profession.
Imposter syndrome is something that can affect us and on times can feel like a very lonely place. As your supervisor, I would welcome open and honest discussions to help alleviate any imposter syndrome feelings that may be experienced, whilst working with your clients.
Supervision isn't about having all the answers. For me, it is about having a space where we can think together, explore your client work and sometimes challenge our thinking, whilst keeping the wellbeing of both you and your clients at the heart of our work.
It is recommended that you receive some of your supervision in the same format as you practice as a counsellor, therefore I can work currently with one-to-one supervision either online or on the telephone and can be fairly flexible with my hours of working. If you would like face to face supervision, then we can discuss this if the need arises.
Clinical supervision with myself is only available to those who reside in the United Kingdom.
Fees for online / telephone supervision are........
45 mins - £50, 1 hour - £60, 1.5 hours - £75.
I am able to offer supervision to trainee counsellors, qualified counsellors, EAP's, social workers and other professions.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to get in contact. Take care and thank you again for reading my profile.
Sarah
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Accredited register membership
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