Isabella Barrand
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Supervision details
I am a Level 6 training Integrative Supervisor. I work strongly in Person-Centred while incorporating CBT, Existential and Transactional therapeutic theories to best serve supervisees in the 7 Eyed model of supervision.
I welcome working with anyone within the counselling field (student or qualified) and have extensive experience across a multitude of areas; including working in charity, corporate and private practice. In my 7 years of counselling practice I have worked primarily with adults, as a 'lone practitioner', with the LGBT community, bereaved clients and managing depression with clients, including self harm and suicide risk.
I operate online supervision via Zoom or Google Meet or telephone supervision. I am trained to a specialist standard to deliver online and telephone supervision and counselling.
My fees are 1 hour - £25 / 1.5 hours - £35
Please feel free to reach out to me for more information about supervision, or to book a free 30 minute intro call.
I look forward to hearing from you!
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Accredited register membership
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