Hypnotherapy Supervisor in Sheffield
and across the UK

Group, individual and telephone supervision

About supervision

Supervision is a confidential working relationship between supervisor and supervisee that facilitates the exploration of the supervisee's therapeutic practice. In a supportive environment, the supervisee can explore client work undertaken, ethical issues, changes in direction, further hypnotherapy training requirements, the relationship between theory and practice, practice management issues, emotional and motivational issues, and any number of other problems and goals that arise in the course of working as a therapist. It is a requirement of professional membership in the first few years of practice and continues to be useful on a voluntary basis.

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About Karen Bartle (Cert.Hyp.Sup.)
Accredited supervisor

I am a postgraduate psychologist, hypnotherapist, hypnotherapy trainer, and accredited hypnotherapy supervisor. I have completed an MSc in Health Psychology. I am based in Sheffield where I have a busy therapy practice, hold group and individual supervision, and where my hypnotherapy and NLP training academy is based. I also provide telephone supervision. I am co-author of the popular book 'The Advanced Hypnotherapist'.

Qualifications

Certificate in Hypnotherapeutic Supervision
Hypnotherapy Practitioner Diploma
MSc Health Psychology
BSc (Hons) Psychology
NLP Practitioner
NNEB Cert (working with children)

Memberships

Registered Member of the Hypnotherapy Association
Member of the General Hypnotherapy Register
Member of the National Council of Psychotherapists
Member of the International Hypnosis Association

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Frequency and duration

Typically, supervision is monthly. Individual face-to-face supervision will normally be one hour in duration but may be contracted for longer if desirable or necessary. Group supervision varies between 1 and 1.5 hours, depending on group size. Telephone supervision is 30 minutes or 60 minutes per month, depending on client numbers and need.

In the early days of practice there can be understandable concern about the cost of supervision versus relatively low client numbers. However, it is in these early days of practice that supervision is even more vital as therapists are relatively inexperienced. Even a couple of clients a month can create ethical dilemmas or problems.

Free initial chat

Please call to discuss your needs without obligation.

Contact

Please feel free to contact Karen for further information, to discuss your needs, or make an appointment:

T: 0845 4560716 or 0114 2351985
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