Wendy Hookey BA Hons.Cllg/Psychoth. Dip.Cllg, MBACP (Reg'd.), PGC Clin.Superv'n.

I am a qualified Clinical Supervisor working with counsellors/psychotherapists in a one-to-one setting or group.

I have experience of giving supervision to qualified practitioners weekly and fortnightly and monthly supervision to14 trained Bereavement Support Volunteers who I worked with in a hospice environment over a period of 5 years.

I generally work from the Inskip & Proctor Model of supervision and with professionals from Psychodynamic, T/A, Gestalt, Integretive Person Centred and Humanistic trainings.

I usually work from my clinic which is in my home but I am more than happy to work elsewhere.

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