Clinical Supervision
Clinical Supervision is provided to therapists working clinically with clients both in private practice, NHS and privte health organisations. Debbie is a UKCP Psychotherapist (MA) and Supervisor. She specialises in Eating Disorders and neurodiverse adults.
The benefits of clincial Supervision
Supervision is a central and vital part of clinical practice. It offers a space to explore your experiential, theoretical and practical knowledge to support your practice and development as a practitioner. Here you are invited to develop reflexivity, challening your ability and capacity to reflect on what you need to support your personal and professional development and clinical practice.
- Clinicians working in clinical settings with adult clients (16+ years).
- Ethics and complaints.
- Complex client presentations.
- Specialist areas of support eg neurodiversity and eating disorders.
- Professional development in clinical skills and practice.
- Transpersonal, integrative, humanistic (including CBT, ACT, CAT).
- UKCP: Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy College.
We focus on the following areas in Supervision:
- Clinical support, awareness and development.
- Discussion and exploration of clinical work.
- Transferential relationships within the psychotherapeutic relationship.
- Practice in line with ethics and professional standards.
- A space for reflection and reflexivity.
- Group and individual sessions available.
Sessions take palce remotely for 90 minutes using video conferencing software and frequency is agreed in advance.
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