Charity Moss
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Supervision details
I am an experienced psychodynamic counsellor and supervisor working with adults, children and young people in private practice. I have worked as a school counsellor and as a counselling supervisor for a leading children’s mental health charity and also have experience supervising counsellors in training.
My supervisory approach is underpinned by both a psychoanalytic/psychodynamic model of supervision and the seven-eyed model of supervision. Within the seven-eyed model of supervision the focus is on all elements of the therapeutic process. This includes a focus on the client and their developmental history, strategies and interventions and the relationship between you and your clients (attending to transference and other unconscious processes). Another important element of the supervision process is around your learning and development. This is carried out through reflection and exploration of your work with clients. Exploring these seven eyes in supervision leads to insight and growth for both you and your client. The aim of supervision is to create a working relationship in which the development of the work with the client and the supervisee’s professional and personal development take place simultaneously.
Within a psychodynamic model of supervision, my approach will focus on observing the internal world of your clients as well as the unconscious processes that might occur within the therapeutic relationship, such as defence mechanisms, transference, and countertransference. There will also be a focus on your own psychological process as well as the relationship between us.
I offer a safe and supportive space for you to reflect on your work and to grow and develop as a professional.
I also offer reflective supervision to other professionals such as teachers, support staff, Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSLs) and healthcare professionals such as social workers and GPs.
My fee for supervision is £70 per 50 minute session which would take place fortnightly, or I can offer a 1.5 hour session on a monthly basis.
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Accredited register membership
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