Supervision
I am currently completing my Advanced Certificate in Clinical Supervision Including Online and Telephone Working (equivalent to Level 6 Diploma) with Counselling Tutor so can offer supervision sessions at a reduced rate.
Sessions are currently via Zoom with telephone as a back-up option if technology fails! If you are interested in face-to-face supervision, please get in touch as I am hoping to be able to offer these sessions soon.
Fees for Supervision
£35 for 1 hour of supervision or £50 for 1.5 hours (while completing placement hours). Once qualified, my fees will be £60 for 1 hour or £75 for 1.5 hours for fully qualified counsellors. For student counsellors, my fees once I qualify will remain at the lower rates until you qualify.
About Me as a Supervisor
I am a counsellor with a small private practice working with private clients and EAP clients. My core modality is Person-Centred, but I am also experienced in Solution Focused Brief Therapy work. I work with adult clients age 18+.
Currently my work is mostly online or over the telephone, but I have experience of working face to face with clients in my private practice, during my placement with Mid Kent Mind, and as a volunteer counsellor with another low-cost local counselling project.
Through my EAP work, I have worked with a wide variety of client issues including anxiety, bereavement, depression, trauma and relationships but my areas of special interest are work-related issues which at surface level may present as work-life balance, anxiety or stress but can often involve deeper issues such as self-confidence, conditions of worth, patterns of relating, neurodiversity and perimenopause/menopause.
I am passionate about supporting my counselling clients through their journeys of self-discovery, self-care and change and have appreciated the value of good, supportive and encouraging supervision alongside my work. While holding my clients' clinical safety at the heart of our supervision, my supervisors have also:
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* provided guidance in setting up a private practice,
* helped me to understand my developmental needs as a counsellor and signposted CPD,
* offered valuable insights and different perspectives on my clients and my work with them,
* encouraged me to develop my own internal supervisor,
* offered gentle challenge, often leading to more deeper self-reflection and understanding of myself and my process,
* Supported me in developing self-care to prevent burnout.
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I have also been blessed with supervisors who I felt have seen me as a whole person, not just as a counselling supervisee. This is how I hope to support my supervisees with the aid of my training in the Seven-Eyed Model of Supervision.
While I complete my placement hours I am offering a reduced fee for both trainee counsellors and qualified counsellors. I will continue to offer a reduced fee for trainee counsellors once I am fully qualified as I appreciate how expensive the training can be.
Please get in touch for a chat to see if we might be a good fit, and to discuss your supervision needs as I may be able to offer time slots outside of my regular listed hours.
My qualification/training is mapped to the BACP supervision competence framework, the National Counselling & Psychotherapy Society (NCPS) Good practice guide for supervision and the Association for Counselling and Therapy Online (ACTO) Online supervision competencies.
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My training has followed the guidance set out in the BACP Counselling Supervision Training Curriculum published by BACP Professional Standards.
The Seven-Eyed Model of Supervision
Developed by Peter Hawkins and Robin Shohet, the model is called “seven eyed” because it creates a comprehensive framework for supervision that focuses on seven distinct aspects of the therapeutic process:
*The client
*The supervisee's interventions
*The client-supervisee relationship
*The supervisee
*The supervisory relationship
*The supervisor's experience
*The wider context