Graham Francis
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Supervision details
I have been private practice as an integrative psychotherapeutic therapist, counsellor and trainer for a number of years and now offer supervision as an additional service.
While I trained initially in psychosynthesis, which has its roots in analytical work it does incorporate a transpersonal approach and makes room for many other modalities too, hence the integrative approach to my work.
I have completed an integrative supervision course at the Psychosynthesis Trust, London to obtain a diploma as an integrative supervision..."a training which brings together transpersonal, humanistic and psychodynamic perspectives; challenging and advancing therapeutic practice in a supervision context".
During the period to completion of the diploma, I am offering affordable supervision at £40 for a 50 minute session in person or online, either on a one to one basis.
I am also offering group supervision if that is something people would be interested in. Please get in touch for further details.
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Accredited register membership
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