Charlotte Conn

I currently have availability for supervisees. I work most evenings alongside my full time job. I currently only work via remote platforms. 

As a person-centred counsellor and qualified supervisor, I aim to provide a supportive supervisory space that also facilitates growth. I am a BACP registered (soon to be accredited) member with over 700 hours of practice. Alongside my supervision qualification, I have an undergraduate degree in Psychology as well as a PG Cert, Diploma and Masters in Counselling and Psychotherapy. In my full time role as a Lecturer and Programme Lead, I teach and guide trainee counsellors on their learning journeys and would love to work with trainees in a supervisory capacity. I have a very good understanding of the requirements for trainees. I work with adults and young people in a variety of settings. My experience in counselling has ranged from helpline based work to face-to-face work in a sixth form, GP setting, staff counselling, private practice counselling and more recently as a ward therapist on a children’s ward. 

As a supervisor I utilise the Seven Eyed Model which ensures a well rounded and holistic approach is adopted to address all of the relationships and multiple layers that a therapeutic environment can harness. I have a good understanding of a range of therapeutic models but practice person-cantered myself. I believe the humanistic values are important to not only the therapeutic relationship but between a supervisor and supervisee too. I hope in my supervision I model the approach and provide a secure and non-judgmental space. 

I feel the relationship is of the utmost importance for a supervisory role therefore, I offer a free 20 minute consultation so we can get to know one another before deciding to work together. In the consultation I would love to know a little more about you, how you work and what you’d like from supervision.