Supervision

I offer clinical supervision for psychotherapists and counsellors within my private practice. Supervision is a space to reconnect with who you are as a therapist. It gives you time to clarify what is essential in your relationships with clients and to focus your attention on how you can be most helpful to them. This can help you work through places of confusion, stuckness or conflict in your work. It can also help you overcome the barriers that you, your clients, or the service you work from may be experiencing, and encourage new perspectives.

I use an integrative approach to supervision, supporting therapists to cultivate effective therapeutic relationships, facilitate growth, develop professionally, and practice ethically. I see supervision as an essential element of professional self-care, and crucial in helping therapists to experience their practice as enjoyable, fulfilling, and effective. I trained in supervision at the Sherwood Institute (PG Diploma in Clinical Supervision, 2017).