Supervision
Supervision
Supervision
Ensuring Every Professional Feels Supported and Safe
We have a number of qualified staff to provide Clinical Supervision - this is a statutory requirement for most organisations we work with.
Supervision is in place to ensure those working in the field are appropriately supported with their caseload, safeguarding and that they too are being supported in their roles.
All of our Supervisors are qualified in Providing Good Clinical Supervision by the Association of Psychological Therapies.
Services Available Through PCN Referrals
Arthur Ellis provides a range of mental health services through GP and Primary Care Network (PCN) referrals, ensuring individuals receive compassionate, practical support without long waiting times. Our services include one to one mentoring, therapeutic guidance, mental health first aid training, and wellbeing workshops, all designed to help individuals build resilience and manage their mental health more effectively.
These services are ideal for individuals experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, or those in need of general mental health support. Whether someone needs immediate support, ongoing guidance, or tools to better understand their mental health, a PCN referral can provide fast, tailored support to improve wellbeing.
Ensuring Every Professional Feels Supported and Safe
We have a number of qualified staff to provide Clinical Supervision - this is a statutory requirement for most organisations we work with.
Supervision is in place to ensure those working in the field are appropriately supported with their caseload, safeguarding and that they too are being supported in their roles.
All of our Supervisors are qualified in Providing Good Clinical Supervision by the Association of Psychological Therapies.
Services Available Through PCN Referrals
Arthur Ellis provides a range of mental health services through GP and Primary Care Network (PCN) referrals, ensuring individuals receive compassionate, practical support without long waiting times. Our services include one to one mentoring, therapeutic guidance, mental health first aid training, and wellbeing workshops, all designed to help individuals build resilience and manage their mental health more effectively.
These services are ideal for individuals experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, or those in need of general mental health support. Whether someone needs immediate support, ongoing guidance, or tools to better understand their mental health, a PCN referral can provide fast, tailored support to improve wellbeing.
Ensuring Every Professional Feels Supported and Safe
We have a number of qualified staff to provide Clinical Supervision - this is a statutory requirement for most organisations we work with.
Supervision is in place to ensure those working in the field are appropriately supported with their caseload, safeguarding and that they too are being supported in their roles.
All of our Supervisors are qualified in Providing Good Clinical Supervision by the Association of Psychological Therapies.
Services Available Through PCN Referrals
Arthur Ellis provides a range of mental health services through GP and Primary Care Network (PCN) referrals, ensuring individuals receive compassionate, practical support without long waiting times. Our services include one to one mentoring, therapeutic guidance, mental health first aid training, and wellbeing workshops, all designed to help individuals build resilience and manage their mental health more effectively.
These services are ideal for individuals experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, or those in need of general mental health support. Whether someone needs immediate support, ongoing guidance, or tools to better understand their mental health, a PCN referral can provide fast, tailored support to improve wellbeing.
Need Immediate Support?
If you’re in crisis and need urgent help, please call 999.
Need Immediate Support?
If you’re in crisis and need urgent help, please call 999.
Need Immediate Support?
If you’re in crisis and need urgent help, please call 999.
