Natalie Cosgrove
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Supervision details
I offer supportive, relational supervision that will provide you with a space to reflect on your work and your clients, as well as explore your needs as a therapist or helping professional.
I am the Clinical Lead of a counselling service in Winchester and I have my own private practice. I have worked in mental health and wellbeing for over 13 years, including as a counsellor, crisis practitioner, clinical supervisor, and as a manager of various mental health teams. I have also worked within young peoples' therapeutic services, Higher Education wellbeing teams, rape crisis settings, and providing brief therapy for individuals in the film and TV industry.
I have a Diploma in Supervision and have experience of supervising counsellors (both qualified and trainee), mental health practitioners, and non-clinical wellbeing advisors. I work with individuals and groups.
I offer Supervision face-to-face or online. My fees are £60/hour for individuals. Group prices will vary.
Please get in touch to discuss availability.
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