Kathryn Hobbs
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Supervision details
My aim in providing supervision is to offer you a supportive, safe and friendly environment, either online or in person. My practice as a counsellor is Integrative and this is reflected in my supervision style, having trained in the seven-eye relational model. It is important to me that as my supervisee you feel safe to explore what is happening in your work with your clients.
Fundamental to my practice is the belief that supervision should be supportive, educative and normative and I work with this in mind.
I have a considerable amount of experience of working with experienced counsellors, counsellors in private practice, and student counsellors. I currently work for a charity in Cardiff as a Clinical Lead.
Qualified with a Level 6 Advanced Certificate in Clinical Supervision including Online and Telephone work.
My theoretical background is Humanistic Existential and I have undertaken training in CBT. I am also a trauma informed counsellor. I have experience of working as a counsellor with clients in private practice, in EAP settings, through MIND and with NHS patients.
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Accredited and senior accredited membership are voluntary categories for members who choose to undertake a rigorous application and assessment process to demonstrate additional standards around practice, training and supervision.
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Accredited register membership
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