Rani Treichel

I am from London, of multi-cultural origin and work closely with the international UN community in Geneva as a therapist and supervisor. My supervision training at the Minster Centre in London, emphasised addressing diversity, inclusion and difference through an intersectional and culturally diverse lens which I find really important. 

My approach to supervision is integrative and collaborative. My core training is in Psychosynthesis and Systemic. I welcome working in creatively and different modalities. I currently supervise psychotherapists, counsellors, executive coaches, professors and heads of departments for some international schools and organisations. 

I see supervision as a collaborative relationship with has many different dimensions to it. Supervision can assist you in seeing fragments of your client work that may not yet be evident. It is a collaboration, with an emphasis on exploration, support and growth. It is also a place to bring your vulnerability, question marks and challenges which often brings in-depth insight into the conscious and unconscious processes at work. 

I have 30 years of experience in the field and I have been working with the international community as a psychotherapist for over 20 years. I have specialised in the complexities of trauma, couples therapy, psychosexual therapy, systemic family and relational dynamics, identity orientated psychotrauma therapy (IoPT), family constellation work and identity. My approach is in-depth, compassionate, integrative, humanistic, systemic and transpersonal.