Hypnotherapy Supervision with Adrian Sonnex MCH, SQHP

A One-to-One supervisor for the The General Hypnotherapy Register GHR and The Institute of Clinical Hypnosis (now Clinical Hypnosis Training) since 2010. Offering training and practising Hypnotherapists professional supervision in Surrey, London and online via Skype or WhatsApp.

He has over 20 years experience of supervision and training working for local authorities with adults with physical disabilities, learning difficulties, Autism, challenging behaviour and the British Red Cross before becoming a fulltime Hypnotherapist in 2007. He was also a Samaritan Listening Volunteer for 5 years.

What is supervision and why do we need it?

Supervision is a process in which one therapist is given responsibility to work with other therapists in order to meet certain organisational, professional and personal objectives. These objectives are competent, accountable performance, continual professional development and personal support.

Supervision enables therapists to discuss client issues and therapy whilst maintaining the client’s confidentiality. It allows the therapist to discuss/process their feelings, thoughts and get a second opinion and advice about the course of therapy they are giving. It ensures that they are staying within organisational guidelines and are following their code of ethics.

To develop confidence utilizing hypnotherapeutic techniques, managing client sessions and maintaining an empathic professional role.

To explore how to get started in practice and to help identify a personal style of hypnotherapeutic work.