Kate Boldry

I am currently not available on Wednesdays.

I work Integratively as a Supervisor.  Offering secure, confidential support with complex and complicated therapeutic dilemmas if necessary.   I offer a safe, confidential environment in which to bring the content of your work, allowing you to develop your therapeutic skills and to gain confidence in your abilities.  Equally if I feel that there are difficulties in the way you are managing your caseload I will offer sound, and supportive strategies for improving results.

My supervision I describe as Integrative, as with our clients, one size of therapist does not fit all...and the same I feel applies to Supervision.  It is important for you as a therapist to feel safe and comfortable to explore your practice with all the complexities that modern life experience now brings to the therapeutic table.  My role is to support your therapeutic work and to challenge that when it feels in appropriate or ill advised.  It will take time for you to trust that process and we can talk together about a probationary period were supervisor and therapist can end the sessions if it doesn't feel useful or appropriate to continue.

I always suggest an initial session to discuss individual needs of both the therapist and the supervisor.  As with any health care practitioner it is vital that trust and safety and confidentiality are foremost in any discussion.  This can take place via zoom, telephone or face to face.

I am currently not available on Wednesdays.  

I am a very experienced practitioner..over 25 years.  I work in an integrative way, using different therapeutic strategies and skills with my clients.  I consider every clients needs to be treated as an individual.  One size does not fit all.  I consider my practice to be offered in a comfortable safe and confidential environment where clients can find the space to explore their difficulties with a trusted professional.

You can expect to be treated within a safe confidential environment.  I can deal with many issues including, depression and anxiety, abuse, trauma, domestic violence, workplace issues, marital conflict;  and if I feel I am not the right person for you, or you feel I am not the right person for you, I will endeavour to help you find other sources of support.  

A first session  should allow both the therapist and the client to review if they can work together; and agree the boundaries of the client -therapist relationship regarding times and future dates of sessions.  This is an opportunity for clients to find out how the therapist works and what the ultimate goal of the therapy will be.

I will explain any issues of confidentiality and attendance and how to manage cancellations.