Anna Chesner
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Supervision details
I use creative approaches to supervision, one to one, group and team. I am course director of a one year diploma training in Creative Approaches to Supervision for psychotherapists and counsellors, arts therapists and those in related fields with a minimum of three years post qualifying clinical experience.My approach has been published in Creative Supervision Across Modalities edited by A. Chesner and L. Zografou, published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers in 2014. For further information about training as a supervisor see London Centre for Psychodrama at www.londoncentreforpsychodrama.org During the period of the coronavirus pandemic I am offering creative supervision online - exploring ways to go beyond words in the sessions despite the limitations of meeting online.
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