Counselling supervision is a platform where experienced counsellors can come together in a collaborative manner to receive support in their personal and professional development. Led by Charlene Teo, sessions will provide a safe and ethical environment to share their successes and failures in order to further master their craft and deepen their experiences with the client.

This event is held as part of the offerings on The Mindful Village, a community to support people professionals ( coaches, counsellors, teachers, caregivers or even parents) as a space to optimise self-care.

What to Expect

These monthly introduction sessions act as a stepping stone for you to understand how actual counselling supervision sessions work. What can you expect from the sessions?

1. In-depth review & reflections on the way you work with your clients
2. Safe space for conversation & discussion

Benefits of Attending

• Increased self-awareness & confidence
• Greater sense of belonging & support
• Heightened objectivity
• Sustained personal resourcefulness
• Greater understanding of safe & ethical conduct as a counsellor

Who is it for?

• Counsellors
• Intern Counsellors

About the Instructor

Charlene is a counsellor, psychotherapist, coach and an educator. She is a registered clinical supervisor of counsellors (SAC). She is trained to teach MBCT, MBCT(Life), FPFW, MSC and MiSP (.b and Paws b). Trained under Prof Mark Williams and Prof Willem Kuyken from OMC, and Dr Steve Hickman and Dr Chris Germer from CMSC.

She is also one of the first three to be fully certified by University of Oxford Mindfulness Centre to teach the MBCT program in Singapore. She conducts Mindfulness for Corporate as well as Mindfulness in Schools, for educators, students, parents and counsellors.