Stephanie Mckernan
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Supervision details
I know from my own experiences the importance of finding the right supervisor who you feel comfortable with to help you grow and develop your practice. As a supervisor I hope to support and empower you, giving you the opportunity and safe space to reflect on your work, resolve areas where you are stuck, process information, and help you develop a deeper awareness of your unique potential.
My supervision work is primarily rooted in the seven-eye model delivered in a person-centred way, the focus always being on the relationships and the wider context to the benefit of your client.
I have 10 years of experience working with both adults and young people (11-18 years) presenting with a range of issues such as anxiety, stress, self-esteem, relationship issues, trauma, domestic abuse, self-harm, addiction, and general struggles in life. For the past 6 years, I have worked with young people affected by substance misuse and family members impacted by addiction, helping individuals to identify goals and providing helpful strategies to overcome addictive behaviours.
I invite you to reach out to me at stephmckcounselling@gmail.com and we can arrange an introductory session
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Accredited register membership
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