Reigate and Redhill supervision and counselling
Specialising in Clinical and Pastoral supervision and Workplace Resilience Support.
Counselling
Lorraine and Claudia are experienced BACP counsellors. They are professionally qualified and members of the BACP, abiding by their Ethical Framework which includes maintaining regular professional development. They offer an integrative approach to counselling, to suit our client’s needs which may include aspects of person centered, CBT, solution focused and psychodynamic approaches. A number of studies have shown that it is the working relationship between the counsellor and client rather than the therapeutic approach which has the greatest impact on the success of counselling.
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They provide confidential counselling and psychotherapy to adults struggling with a variety of issues including:
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bereavement
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worry and anxiety
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stress and resilience
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depression including postnatal depression
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work and relationship difficulties
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anger
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low self-esteem or confidence
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life transitions
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separation and divorce
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eating disorders
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living cross-culturally
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Duration of Counselling Appointments
Lorraine and Claudia work with individuals on an open-ended basis or for an agreed time period, usually for a minimum of six session’s dependant on what you are hoping to gain from counselling. They have a variety of appointment times which include some evenings.
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Fees begin at £55 per hour.
Clinical Supervision
Clinical supervision is offered as a collaborative, reflective and supportive professional relationship. In addition to meeting ethical and professional requirements, supervision provides space to reflect on clinical work, personal development and the wider demands of counselling practice. It offers a consultative process in which an additional perspective can be brought to client work, supporting thoughtful decision-making, ethical awareness and client safety. Grounded in the Inskipp and Proctor model, supervision attends to the normative, formative and restorative functions of practice, with the core conditions central to the supervisory relationship.
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This integrative supervision service is informed by person-centred principles and incorporates relational and behavioural perspectives where helpful. Supervision supports work with both short- and long-term clients and offers space to explore the emotional impact of the work, professional boundaries, self-care and ethical dilemmas. It is suitable for counsellors working in private practice or organisational settings and aims to support safe, reflective and sustainable practice. Supervision is not offered for work with couples or children.