Dr Fiona Dowman
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This professional is available for new clients.
Supervision details
I provide supervision, reflective practice, training and consultation for individuals and organisations. Contact me to discuss.
Consultation Hour
I can offer a one-off or series of online consultations to individuals and organisations to support you with your work related to drug and alcohol/addiction issues. Perhaps you are a therapist working with a client who has disclosed drug or alcohol use and you need support with incorporating this into your formulation and therapy plan. Or your work otherwise brings you into contact with substance use related issues and you could benefit from some guidance.
Fees - £110 per session
Ongoing Supervision
If you are a psychologist, allied health professional, support worker or drug or alcohol worker interested in online supervision, get in touch to book a short intro call to see if I am the right fit. I provide a supportive space for reflection and learning shaped by your personal and professional goals. I primarily draw on ACT and CFT in my work. I have a history of working primarily with adults in community drug and alcohol services and mental health services.
Fees - £110 per session
Group Supervision/Reflective Practice
Staff support is important for a thriving and productive service. I am particularly well placed to provide team reflective practice for organisations working with drug and alcohol related issues but I may also be able to support staff in mental health and other health care settings. Get in touch to discuss.
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