Sarah Whyatt
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Supervision details
I'm Sarah. I'm a friendly, down to earth therapist and supervisor who lives and works in Greater Manchester. My therapeutic style is collaborative, engaging and accessible. I call a spade a spade and enjoy taking a curious, creative and practical approach to problem solving.
As a counselling supervisor, my style is candid, authentic and curious. I strive to compassionately bring attention to areas for growth and improvement through thoughtful observation. I bring extensive experience in managing high-risk situations and employ a thorough, safeguarding-informed approach. My goal is to assist you in reestablishing a connection with your innate resilience, intuition and expertise as you work with your clients.
I consider the work I do to be a great privilege and I strive to be the very best I can be for the people I support, and to bring that out in my supervisees. In my opinion, a supervisor should be someone who not only empowers you but also ignites a spark of inspiration for the unusual and special work we do.
Training, qualifications & experience:
I bring extensive experience in the mental health sector, including work in enduring mental health needs services, EAPs, and private practice. Holding a Master's degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy, along with accreditation in Supervision, I have also served as a safeguarding lead for an EAP company.
- MSc Advanced Counselling and Psychotherapy Studies (with Distinction). The University of Salford
- Postgraduate Certificate in Counselling and Psychotherapy. The University of Salford
- The Official Introduction to Transactional Analysis (TA101). The University of Salford
- Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Diploma (with Distinction). Centre Of Excellence
- Accredited Postgraduate Certificate in Supervision in Counselling. Heaton Moor Counselling and Therapy Centre
Fees & Availability:
Trainee Counsellor, Online Counselling Supervision
- 90 minutes: £65
- 60 minutes: £50
Qualified Counsellor, Online Counselling Supervision
- 90 minutes: £75
- 60 minutes: £55
Qualified Counsellor, Face to Face Counselling Supervision
- 90 minutes: £90
- 60 minutes: £70
I offer appointments over the phone, via video or face to face. I work from a dedicated therapy room within walking distance from Stockport train station, where free parking is available. To get things started you can contact me by email at sarahwhyatt.therapy@outlook.com.
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