Fenella Mowbray
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Supervision details
The excellent supervision which I have had over my many years in practice in the NHS and privately, really has enabled me to develop myself and my work in a way that keeps patients safe and keeps curiosity alive. Keeping curiosity alive, thinking together about what is being brought to the sessions and to the client-therapist relationship, pin pointing and discussing relevant theoretical approaches have all been important to me in my learning. My training in supervision/coaching/mentoring has been through the Royal college of Occupational therapists and I have many years experience of supervising students in mental health settings through training at degree and MA level. I am experienced (10 years) in clinical supervision of Counsellors and Psychotherapists. I endeavour to build a supervisory relationship which is supportive, mutually open, respectful and which fosters trust. My practice is mainly clinical but I do currently have some places available for supervisees. My fee per session is £60-£65, with some concession to those on lower income.
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