Debbie Waller
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Supervision details
I am a passionate believer in the benefits of supervision, not just in the early years of your career but as long as you are in practice. I broadly like to cover the following areas:
- Reviewing/feedback on client work, including support with specific clients or client issues
- Developing and understanding your skills Identifying and reviewing suitable CPD
- Reflective practice Running your business Improving customer service
- Ethical questions and issues Keeping you up to date with changes in the law and other regulations
- Checking if you are coping with the pressures of practice and ensuring you have effective self-care routines
- Providing personal or emotional support where needed
Of course, you will need a different balance of these areas to other practitioners and there may be other things you wish to cover as well or instead.
If you contact me about supervision I will ask you to complete a pro-forma telling me about your training, background, practice and expectations so that we can make sure your supervision is what you need and want it to be. I can offer one-to-one supervision by phone or Zoom, or in person if that's practical - my practice is in Normanton (WF6).
I do run groups as well, usually online, but the availability of places for groups can vary. Please enquire.
I've completed a Certificate in Clinical Supervision that's approved by the BPS (British Psychological Society), the only UK psychology and psychotherapy body established by Royal Charter and one of the primary national leads in determining national recommendations on clinical supervision across a range of groups and helping professions.
I have also trained supervisors, and my hypnotherapy supervision course is the first (and at the time of writing, only) hypnotherapy supervision training acknowledged by the General Hypnotherapy Register (GHR/GHSC) and the British Society of Clinical Hypnosis (BSOH).
Each member of APHP has received thorough training in hypnosis and hypnotherapy, is competent and conscientious, and abides strictly by a code of ethics.
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Accredited register membership
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