Supervision – Pluralistic Practice

Being a Pluralistic Supervisor: A Personal Reflection

Darren Hopgood, Counsellor and supervisor in private practice, Darren Hopgood Counselling I have been a pluralistic counsellor for five years now, so not long. I have been a supervisor for just over a year, so not long at all. This is a short reflection on some things I have learned…

The Therapy Room as an Integral Part of Pluralistic Practice

July 2, 2020 Preferences Supervision 4 Comments

Anna Fox, Course Lead for BA Counselling and Therapeutic Practice, University of South Wales, Like many practitioners I have been contemplating whether to continue working purely remotely or whether to resume face-to-face counselling, and have been looking at government guidelines, research and BACP recommendations, as well as talking to other…

Supervising from a Pluralistic Perspective

June 13, 2019 Supervision No Comments

Mick Cooper, University of Roehampton What’s distinctive about supervision when it’s informed by a pluralistic approach? John McLeod and I talked about it in our original 2011 book and then Mary Creaner and Laco Timulak have written about it more extensively in the 2016 pluralistic handbook. Having practiced, pluralistically, as…