Supervision

Supervision is delivered online via the Zoom platform or in person at 81 Manchester Road Burnley (the Banyan wellness centre )

Email requirements to sandra.williams.psychotherapy@hushmail.com, text or WhatsApp 07928299517

I provide a confidential online or in-person space for therapists to discuss clients and gain support.

Trained in the modality of Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy (T.A). However, I have training and Experience in integrating therapies such as

Cognitive Behavioural Therapies (CBT) works well with anxiety or depression. Compassion-focused therapy (CFT) that works well with clients presenting with low self-esteem. Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) works well with clients in recovery, supporting individuality, encouraging the authentic self, and helping individuals and groups gain confidence and courage. The person-centred approach puts the client, at the heart of the therapy. Mindfulness: I have 25 years of experience in providing guided meditations, through Reiki Practitioner training. Additionally I have studied online at the Monash University. mindfulness is a compassionate approach helping to relieve symptoms of obsessive thoughts, overthinking, and anxiety, improve work focus, and reduce stress. Integrating therapies allows for a more fluid approach.

I have Experience and knowledge in the seven-eyed model of supervision by Peter Hawkins and Aisling McMahon

1) The client, who they are, their issue, what they chose to share, which area of their life they wanted to explore, and how this session’s content might relate to previous sessions.

2) The strategies and interventions and the use of metaphors and images.

3) The relationship between the client and the supervisee; how the therapists history affects the therapeutic relationship.

4) The supervisee, the transference and counter-transference that could affect the therapy they provide.

5) The supervisory relationship is the parallel process that may play out during supervision.

6) The supervisor focuses on their process and how the work with the supervisee affects the supervision relationship.

7) Focusing on the broader context, Professional codes of ethics, the context the supervisee works from, the relationship with other agencies or supervisors, social, cultural, and political beliefs, and economic context.

Each session of supervision might focus on one or two areas; supervision is about finding the best way to help your client

Individual supervision

£80 per 60 minutes

£120 per 90 minutes

Low cost on request