Clinical Supervision

What is Clinical Supervision?  

Clinical supervision is used by professionals working in counselling, psychotherapy, nursing and other Professional disciplines and is conducted usually within a clinical setting.

Clinical supervision can involve groups or individuals seeking to explore the problems and dynamics generated in their place of work by their colleagues and/or clients.

I have used the forum of clinical supervision to work with multi-disciplinary teams, in psychiatric, forensic and addiction settings with trainees and senior staff teams.

The purpose is to:

• Focus the supervisee on specific aspect of their practice in a way they would not normally be able to access
• Assist the practitioner to reflect on previous actions and it's implication for future actions
• Provide feedback on the quality of supervisee performance by offering constructive criticism
• Challenge the supervisee to think outside their current ways of working
• Offer support and advice to the supervisee to learn alternative ways of working
• Ensure good service delivery to the supervisee's client or patients

 With over 15 years of experience I am flexible to support the individual and orgnisation within any structure. 

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