Nikki Berry

Current availability for weekly face to face supervision sessions limited to Thursday evenings only

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Who am I? - I am a BACP accredited counsellor and trained supervisor offering a safe and reflective supervision space to qualified counsellors and those in training.  My practice is based in Crystal Palace, South London on Thursdays.  

Fees - My fees are £70 per person or £90 per group for a 50 minute supervision session.  

Training - I completed my initial professional training in 2008, graduating with a Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling before going on to gain Post Graduate qualifications in Systemic Family Therapy in 2013 and I completed my supervision training in 2015 at The Mary Ward Centre.  

Experience - In addition to my clinical counselling and assessment roles (see my Therapist listing for additional information) I have significant experience providing one to one and group supervision in the following settings alongside my private practice

- at a BACP accredited / IAPT service in West London 

- at a charity in South London for therapists in training  

- as a group supervisor / facilitator with non-clinical staff for a small, national charity. 

Approach - My way of working is integrative, meaning that my appreciation for different theoretical approaches are combined to enhance my practice. Initial studies in person centred, psychodynamic and intercultural approaches come together with systemic theory to inform both my counselling and supervision practice. 

My supervision training and practice centres around the Hawkins and Shohet Seven-eyed supervision model. 

Introductory Call

I offer all prospective new supervises a free initial telephone call for us to learn a little about one another. If it feels that we might be the right fit and I can offer a time to suit, we can arrange to meet for an initial session.

Initial Session

Our initial session together will provide us with the opportunity to explore your needs in more depth and allow us to arrive at a decision about working together. You will have space to talk about your current practice and work setting, your training and way of working, any previous experiences of supervision and your expectations going forward, amongst other things. 

You'll also have the opportunity to ask me any questions you might have about my practice and how we might work together. 

If by the end of our first meeting we both feel that we'd like to continue, we'll agree a suitable, regular appointment time going forward; either weekly, fortnightly or monthly depending on your needs.