Renata Harris
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Supervision details
I completed BPS accredited supervisory training: "Good Practice in supervision training: supervision theory and skills"-11.2009-06.2010.
I have worked in the NHS and in particular in the eating disorders service in Hertfordshire for 17 years, mostly as a psychology lead .
I have supervised qualified, trainee and assistant psychologists and
multi-disciplinary groups in an adult inpatient and both outpatient and community teams. In my NHS psychology lead role I have completed mid and end of placement reviews and appraisals with trainee and qualified psychologists as well as psychotherapists under my supervision and helped them to identify areas for development and training. I frequently provide ad hoc supervision
to variety of professional colleagues with queries regarding clients' risk management, treatment plans, psychological formulations and/or to debrief after difficult interactions.
I am a counselling psychologist and a CAT Psychotherapist hence I offer both CBT, psychodynamic, CAT and Integrative Therapies supervision. I offer both individual and group supervision.
My supervision fee is £ 100 per 60 minutes.
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