Supervision details
I achieved an aggregate of 85% in my theoretical component and case study. I work in a holistic way with supervisees, both experienced and trainees. I offer both individual and group supervision, as well as academic supervision, which can be particularly beneficial for trainees. I aim to support your work with clients, professional development and grow your capacity for self reflective processes and awareness of your self and clients. I draw on various theories; in particular the seven- eyed model and parallel processes. I adapt my approach based on your level of training and experience and preferred learning style. I consider your wellbeing important and will review this through our working relationship because as the saying goes, you can't fill from an empty cup! I keep up to date with new developments through reading and my own continued professional development. I also use various lenses including cultural and neurodiverse optics where contextually relevant I have attended a workshop on the use of self in supervision with Robin Shohut, who is co-creator of the seven-eyed model.
If you are interested, please email with your availability and requirements, for up to date pricing and to arrange a brief chat on zoom to see if we will be a good fit.
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Accredited register membership
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