Sea Change - Coaching and Supervision by Sheila Ryan

Clinical Supervision:

Supervision is for professional therapists and counsellors, health professionals and those in the helping professions

Sea Change takes a mindful approach to coaching, mentoring and supervision.
Supervision then becomes a quality of looking, with acceptance, at clients, self, relationship and context. From here, right action emerges.

Supervision is a working relationship. For supervision to take place we each contribute to looking after this working alliance.

How does supervision work?

In listening, observing and offering feedback, sometimes guidance, you are supported to reflect on your work. In offering a space to just be, away from the requirement to react and respond, we may find refreshment, renewal and renewed vitality.
Supervision can be a play space as well as a work place. The work is in confidence.

Getting the best from supervision

We each contribute to this by:

Commitment to ongoing supervision. This means regular enough sessions to maintain working relationship. It also means that I receive supervision for my work as a supervisor.

Preparation for sessions

Taking time to review the supervision process together.

To train to be a peer and student supervisor, click here

Fees and administration:

I offer group and individual supervision of helping and healing practitioners including counsellors, homeopaths and therapists practitioners, teachers and students.

Individual supervision sessions are normally one or one and a half hours.

Supervision by email and phone. Available to long distance students and practitioners.

Group supervision is for those with minimal case-load as well as for more experienced practitioners wishing to develop peer supervision skills and practice. Fee by arrangement.

Sea Change runs courses and workshops on how to make the most of this dynamic and homeopathic approach to supervision.

Please phone/email for more information and appointments: (01144)1305 860 428 info@seachangeuk.com

Sessions are held at:

223 Church Ope Road
Portland
Dorset
England
DT5 1JA

or at your place of practice by arrangement.

I work with The Society of Homeopaths and E.A.S Code of Ethics and Practice for Supervisors. I am a certificated member of the European Association for Supervision.

Directions:

Find Church Ope Studio on Portland off Weymouth - Follow the A354 and go over the causeway past Chesil beach on one side and Portland harbour and the National Sailing Academy on the other. Follow the hill up to the top of Portland with panoramic views over Chesil Bank to your right. At the roundabout take the first main exit and keeping left carry on through Easton Square with the Co-op shop to your left and Easton Square to your right.. Follow the left then right bend in the road and continue down Wakeham, a wide road descending towards the sea until you come to the thatched Portland museum on Wakeham just after the Mermaid pub. Church Ope Road is the turning on the left between the museum and the castle arch ahead of you on the bend of the road. Church Ope Road is a no throughway leading straight out onto the coast path.

Park on Wakeham.
Church Ope studio and cottage is number 223 - a white semi-detached cottage with a bench outside.
The front door to office is a black door with a bell and the door to the Studio is a black half glazed door at the rear of the cottage.
Please knock.
See a map with directions here