Information about Supervision Sessions

This information applies to supervision sessions for counselors, therapists, and other healing practitioners.

Prices

Individual Sessions: 100 euros per hour

I review my charges once a year and always give three months' notice of any increase (I last increased my charges on 14 Sep 2009).

Appointments

I am available for sessions on weekdays, and occasionally at weekends, at Cortijo Llano de Manzano, near Cañar (above Órgiva, Granada Province, Spain—see travel information), and on Skype or by telephone.

Please book in advance and arrive punctually for your appointment. Park at the end of the track, in the parking spaces to the right, or in the extreme left-hand corner to allow access to the neighboring farm.

Getting the Most Out of Your Session

Please arrive 10–15 minutes early to allow time for mental, emotional and physical preparation. You may spend the time on the walnut terrace (where the Yurt is—see the location) focusing on current issues in your practice.

After your Session and Supporting your Process

Please allow 10–15 minutes after your session to record key themes and insights. I encourage you to keep a notebook for your work with me in supervision.

Cancellations

If you cancel a session—for any reason—I will charge you the full amount of the session unless you give me a minimum of seven day’s notice of the cancellation. This applies even if you are incapacitated though illness, accident, or any other unexpected event.

Emergency or Extra Sessions

Emergency and extra sessions are available when you work with me in regular ongoing supervision. Please phone and I will see you as soon as I can.

Holidays and Breaks

Please give me as much notice as possible of holidays and breaks from ongoing supervision.

Ending Ongoing Supervision

Ending ongoing supervision usually requires at least one session in which we consider the content and process of our work together. Dealing with the ending considerately and responsibly allows us to make an assessment of your strengths and weaknesses as a practitioner, make recommendations for your future development, identify problem areas and acknowledge what we have achieved together through constructive appraisal.