Lorraine Golding
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Supervision details
Hi, I'm Lorrie holding an Advanced Diploma in Counselling supervision (NCIP accredited Level 7). Supervision is grounded in the Person-Centred Approach but utilises these models.
- Hawkins & Shohet Process model 6 eyed and 7th eyed (organisational),
- Inskipp/Proctor - Functional model
- Carroll - 7 Generic Tasks of Supervision
- Mearns/Lambers - Approach orientated supervision
- Page/Wosket - A Cyclical Model
These are listed here as I often attract supervisees from different modalities meaning I draw on a working model to offer supervision where needed. I come from the understanding we cannot rely one just one working model as literally one size does not fit all. With supervision and commitment to ethical practice and our clients best interests we need to gain a helicopter view . This means occasionally we take parts from different modalities to make sense of what might be happening rather than relying solely on one modality e.g PCA. In addition supervision covers our different facets, e.g being a counsellor, a supervisee, human being and deeper connections. I look forward to hearing from supervisees who are attracted to working with me especially mature counsellor coming from other professions.
I can provide supervision to other professionals who are involved in caring for others (consultative supervision) such as vets, doctors, NHS staff, teachers etc. This works as a container to stop work stresses bleeding into the rest of our lives. I liken it to a pressure valve, or just an honest time to talk freely, to reflect and process. In todays hectic world, having a neutral person will help to prevent burnout and help to improve work/life balance.
Our first meeting is always free to you 30 mins in total. This forms discussion around the work required, how we might work together based on our approaches, experience, clients types, specialisms and practice. This needs to feel right from the start otherwise I might not be the right supervisor for you.
How to get in touch:
Please text or ring me 07928 344770 or email me directly and we can discuss supervision needs.
Fees:
Online registered counsellors: 60 mins online £55, 90 mins £86, 30 mins £30 or 45mins £43.
Face to face supervision: 60 mins £65, 90 mins £96, 30 mins £ 32.50 or 45 mins £ 53.
Students receive 15% reduction online and 10% in-person, therefore...
- In-person 60 mins £58.50, 90 mins £86.40, 30 mins £29.20 or 45mins £43.25
- Online 60 mins £46.50, 90 mins £73.10, 30mins £25.50 or 45 mins £37.00
Supervision days will be Tuesday or Friday with occasional saturdays to flex for holidays and/or sickness etc.
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Accredited register membership
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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.
