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Counselling Clinical Supervision
Inskipp and Proctor (1995) describe supervision as:- “ a working alliance between a supervisor
and a counsellor in which the counsellor can offer an account or recording of her work;
reflect on it; receive feedback and, where appropriate, guidance.
The object of this alliance is to enable the counsellor to gain in ethical competence,
confidence, compassion and creativity so as to give her best possible service to her client”.
What is Counselling Supervision?
Supervision provides a regular and supportive arena to discuss client work. The main purpose of supervision, is provide support for counsellors in order to ensure that clients’ needs are being met and ethical practice is being maintained.
Counselling Supervision – Working Together
As an experienced counsellor and trained supervisor I am able to offer counselling or supervision to experienced and trainee counsellors facilitating the personal and professional development of the counsellor as well as maintaining a clear focus on the needs of the client.
Counselling Supervision – Developing and Learning
As your supervisor it is not my role to hold all the answers and be an expert. Rather to share my own experiences and learning to suggest what might be happening in your client relationship, with the goal to provide support and a way to proceed.