Supervisor
Clinical supervisors, checked by a person.
Supervisors listed here have had their professional register entry, insurance, identity and supervision training checked by a person, and are rechecked every year. For therapists and trainees who need clinical supervision. Nothing is ranked and there are no reviews.
The badge for this role says: Register, insurance and supervision training checked.
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Questions people ask about supervisors
What does a clinical supervisor do?
A supervisor meets a therapist regularly to talk through their client work, keep it safe and ethical, and support the therapist's own development. Professional bodies expect practising therapists to be in supervision, which is why Gototherapy checks every therapist's supervision arrangement with the supervisor directly.
Who needs a supervisor?
Any practising counsellor or psychotherapist, and any trainee on a placement. Some therapists look for a supervisor with experience of a particular way of working or client group; the profiles here say how each supervisor works, in their own words.
What is checked for a supervisor?
Their professional register entry, insurance, identity and their supervision training, by a person, before listing and again every year. The badge on each profile says exactly that.