Tracey Buckle

Supervision is an essential requirement for all counsellors, helping them to work with clients in a safe, ethical way. Supervision can also help any employees who are feeling stressed or overwhelmed by their work, as it very helpful to talk issues through to someone who is not involved in their workplace.

In supervision I work using mainly the Person Centred Approach, and promote the core conditions in a safe, supportive environment. I also work offering supportive challenge, to enable you to reflect in depth on issues affecting your professional and private life.

The supervision model I use is Seven Eyed Model of Supervision which was developed by Peter Hawkins and Robin Shohet (HAS 2012) for working with individuals, groups and organisations to provide clinical supervision.

I work as an integrative counsellor, which means that I combine ideas and insights drawn from different counselling theories in order to tailor my counselling sessions to the needs of the individual. This approach supports my philosophy that each person is unique and therefore no one approach suits all.

As a counsellor I aim to offer a warm, safe and non-judgemental space for you to explore any issues that may be important to you at this time.