Diane Slawinski
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Supervision details
Hi, I'm Diane, I practice from my office in Marsden, West Yorkshire, and I offer sessions both face-to-face and remotely.
I qualified as a counsellor in 2018. My training focused on the Person Centred Approach and this continues to be my main way of working. However, since my qualification, I have undertaken further training in working with trauma, walk & talk therapy and bereavement counselling, and I integrate these methods into my client work.
In my supervision practice, I believe in the importance of the relationship. My aim is that supervision can be a safe space where you can bring the whole of your practice, and feel that it's okay to celebrate your strengths, as well as work on the parts that you might feel more unsure about.
My supervision fees are currently £40 per hour or £60 for ninety minutes.
If you are interested in working with me, or if you have any questions please don't hesitate to get in touch. I welcome informal chats where we can discuss your supervision needs and see if we 'click'.
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