Supervision details
Clinical Supervision for Counsellors & Psychotherapists – Widnes, Cheshire & Online UK
Particular experience supporting therapists working with trauma, complex trauma, dissociation/DID, OCD, risk and complex client presentations.
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I draw on the Seven-Eyed Model of Supervision, as its relational focus helps establish a strong and trusting alliance from the very beginning. While working within professional and ethical frameworks is essential, I believe supervision should above all be a space where you feel heard, valued, and supported. My approach is collaborative , creating a reflective environment that enables you to meet the demands of your role with confidence. Together, we work to empower your personal and professional growth, fostering resilience, insight, and development in your practice.
I have experience supervising:
Counsellors and psychotherapists (trainee and qualified)
EAP practitioners
NHS staff (including IAPT, primary care, and community mental health teams)
My approach integrates [person-centred, CBT, integrative, SF , BSF ], and I tailor supervision to your developmental stage and working context.
Supervision is available:
Online via secure video platform
In-person (Widnes Cheshire) private at home summer house
Flexible daytime and evening appointments
It's important to find the right supervisor to support you in your clinical work so I offer a free 30-minute call via zoom or on the phone to see if we are a good fit to work together.
Fees:
Qualified counsellors and workplace professionals: £65 per hour | £75 per 1.5 hours
Trainee counsellors: £45 per 45 min | £50 per hour | £65 per 1.5 hours
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Accredited register membership
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