• Supervision is understood as a reflective and evaluative process conducted within a contracted working relationship between a qualified or trainee counsellor and an appropriately qualified and knowledgeable supervisor. • Supervision provides an opportunity for you to grow and develop as a therapist and to reflect and discuss clinical issues that have arisen in your clinical work. • If you have access to the members’ area of the BACP website, then you may wish to check the BACP article: how to choose a supervisor – as it may help you to identify things to consider when choosing a supervisor.
2019. Diploma in Digital Supervision, The Academy for Online Counselling & Psychotherapy, A qualification equivalent to Level 7 within the UK Frameworks for Higher Education Qualifications
F2F
• 2001. Supervision Certificate/ Diploma Course, Metanoia Institute,
• while this is stand alone qualification for face to face supervision, the quality of training and wealth of experience I have acquired over the years in my f2f work is a base for my online work
Supervision of individuals and groups - collaborative - empowering - enabling
• UKCP & ACTO
• work within
• UKCP Ethical Principles and Professional Standards, https://www.psychotherapy.org.uk
• BACP Ethical Framework for The Counselling Professions www.bacp.co.uk
• ACTO Code of Ethics www.acto-uk.org
• I am UKCP registered therapeutic counsellor – 08159693
• I have supervised counsellors, psychotherapists and psychologist in different settings since 2009
• There are no universally agreed definitions – different definitions focus on different elements of the process. I like this one: a learning process in which a psychotherapist engages with a more experienced practitioner in order to enhance their skills in the process of ongoing development. This, in turn, promotes and safeguards the well-being of their clients. (Gilbert, M. and Evans, K. 2000 pg)
• Integrative, humanistic and relational
Video & telephone | instant messaging | email exchange
£ 70