Supervision is a vital part of being a good therapist, yet finding a supervisor who you can connect with and feel safe enough with to reveal doubts and imperfections to can be extremely difficult and anxiety-provoking. Choosing the right supervisor can help us achieve much more as a therapist and feel much better about ourselves and our work.<\/p>\n
Over my years as a clinical psychologist I have gained extensive experience in supervision at all levels of therapist skill and qualifications. This has included assistant psychologists (and their equivalents; graduate mental health workers and psychological well-being practitioners), trainee psychologists, other professionals training in CBT including psychiatry, as well as qualified CBT therapists. In addition to receiving my training from the University of East Anglia I was also fortunate to attend further training with Derek Milne, one of the country\u2019s current leading experts in clinical supervision. As an accredited member of the BABCP I am qualified to supervise other professionals working towards their own accreditation.<\/p>\n
Running through my practice as a supervisor is a strong emphasis on the supervisor-supervisee relationship. By creating a trusting and secure environment where the therapist feels safe and contained, I believe that skills, knowledge and self-reflection can then be optimised to the full.<\/p>\n
Fees for supervision are set at \u00a380 per 60 minutes for those self-funding and \u00a390 for 60 minutes for those being funded by an organisation. If you are interested in finding out more please contact me to discuss your needs further.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Supervision is a vital part of being a good therapist, yet finding a supervisor who you can connect with and feel safe enough with to reveal doubts and imperfections to can be extremely difficult and anxiety-provoking. Choosing the right supervisor … Continue reading