Phil Turner

People often seek my help when they are fed up with negative thoughts or feelings and have decided that something has to change. I help people to find a healthier, happier more fulfilling life. After engaging in therapy my clients almost always feel better about themselves, are clearer about their direction in life, have a greater sense of choice and enjoy better relationships; sustainable changes that empower them to make more out of life for themselves and those around them.

People often seek my help when they are fed up with negative thoughts or feelings and have decided that something has to change. I help people to find a healthier, happier more fulfilling life. After engaging in therapy my clients almost always feel better about themselves, are clearer about their direction in life, have a greater sense of choice and enjoy better relationships; sustainable changes that empower them to make more out of life for themselves and those around them.

My approach focuses on relational experience. While this mainly attends to clients and their situation, I also support the development of deeper and broader relational perspectives. These cover both the relationship between therapist and client, and the wider contexts within which this relationship unfolds, including:

The therapist's state of mind and self-awareness

The therapist's feelings towards the client

Issues of equality, diversity and power

The supervisory relationship itself

The wider world

I also attend to: the supervisory relationship and its development, ethical practice and transpersonal experiences and perspectives, where appropriate to a supervisee's practice.

My own core modality is Psychosynthesis "psychology with a soul", an integrative, humanistic and transpersonal psychology.

I supervise therapists of all modalities and other healthcare professionals both individually and in groups.

I also have a special interest in supporting therapists through BACP accreditation both individually and in groups.

I hold a Diploma in Integrative Supervision from The Minster Centre, London.

My approach focuses on relational experience. While this mainly attends to clients and their situation, I also support the development of deeper and broader relational perspectives. These cover both the relationship between therapist and client, and the wider contexts within which this relationship unfolds, including:

• The therapist's state of mind and self-awareness
  
• The therapist's feelings towards the client
  
• Issues of equality, diversity and power
  
• The supervisory relationship itself
  
• The wider world
  

I also attend to: the supervisory relationship and its development, ethical practice  and transpersonal experiences and perspectives, where appropriate to a supervisee's practice.  

My own core modality is Psychosynthesis "psychology with a soul", an integrative, humanistic and transpersonal psychology.

I supervise therapists of all modalities and other healthcare professionals both individually and in groups.

I also have a special interest in supporting therapists through BACP accreditation both individually and in groups.

I hold a Diploma in Integrative Supervision from The Minster Centre, London.