Elliot Little
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Supervision details
Hi, I’m Elliot. An accredited BACP integrative counsellor, supervisor and HCPC registered music therapist.
I completed my CBCAP Level 6 qualification in 2022. I trained in the Integrative developmental model (IDM). Also utilising aspects from the seven eyed model. I have experience in both group and individual supervision. I have supervised counsellors and trainees working with both young people and adults. I have worked with both young people and adults that have experienced trauma, anxiety, depression, phobias, suicidal ideation and many others.
I take an integrative and eclectic approach to supervision to suit the needs of the counsellor. Supervision encompasses many differ facets, including clinical support, aspects of teaching, mentoring, supporting or just being there when supervisees need to vent their frustrations.
I believe strongly that a good therapeutic relationship is key to effective working, this is core to my supervision approach. My background in is integrative counselling. I also trained as a psychodynamic music therapist previously to this. These experiences all support and influence my practice as a supervisor.
My first session
I would be happy to have a free initial 15mins phone call to see if supervision sessions would suit you
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Accredited register membership
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