Madeleine Ayling
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Supervision details
Are you a neurodivergent counsellor or therapist looking for a supervisor who understands how your brain works? I’m late-diagnosed AuDHD and know how important it is to work with neurodivergent-affirming practitioners.
I also offer consultation sessions for counsellors working with adults with eczema, which include a free copy of my ebook "Counselling Adults With Eczema – An Introductory Guide". You can find out more about this here.
I’m a qualified clinical supervisor with a level 6 Advanced Certificate in Clinical Supervision (Including Online and Telephone Working) , which focuses on the Seven-Eyed Model.
My areas of interest are:
- ADHD, AuDHD & Autism
- Eczema & Chronic Illness
- Covid-Conscious Clients
I also have experience of working with survivors of domestic abuse and other trauma. I’ve worked in private practice, agencies and EAPs.
I‘m LGBTQ+ and non-monogamy affirming, sex positive, kink aware, body and fat positive.
I offer online or phone sessions, Mondays to Thursdays from 10am. Session fees are £60 for an hour or £80 for 90 minutes. Supervision can be on an ongoing basis or ad-hoc. I can supervise individual adult client work, but not CYP or couples.
Please get in touch if you have any questions or want to book a free introductory call – looking forward to hearing from you!
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