Clinical Supervision

Supervision is a collaborative, reflective space where you can explore your client work, deepen your clinical understanding, and strengthen your professional identity. I offer supervision that is supportive, relational, and grounded in integrative practice, with a focus on helping you feel confident, safe, and resourced in your therapeutic work.

I hold a PGCert in Clinical Supervision from the University of Derby — a qualification quality‑checked by the National Counselling & Psychotherapy Society — and I am listed on their register of supervisors. I work with qualified counsellors, psychotherapists, trainees, and practitioners working in EAP, short‑term, or integrative settings.

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My approach

Supervision with me is:

• Collaborative — we work together to explore your client work, your process, and your professional development.

• Integrative — drawing on person‑centred, relational, trauma‑informed and solution‑focused perspectives.

• Supportive and reflective — a space to think, feel, question, and grow.

• Ethically grounded — aligned with NCPS and BACP ethical frameworks.

• Practical and resourcing — helping you build confidence, clarity, and direction in your work.

• Suitable for EAP practitioners — including short‑term, structured, goal‑focused therapy.

 

Who I supervise

I offer supervision for:

• Qualified counsellors and psychotherapists

• Trainee counsellors

• EAP practitioners

• Integrative practitioners

• Therapists seeking a supportive, grounded, relational supervisor

 

What we can explore

• Client work and therapeutic process

• Ethical considerations and professional boundaries

• Your development as a practitioner

• Working with anxiety, burnout, identity, neurodivergence and short‑term models

• Managing emotional load and practitioner wellbeing

• Case formulation and therapeutic direction

• Reflective practice and self‑awareness

 

Fees and appointments

Supervision sessions are offered online only, with flexible daytime and evening availability. Please get in touch to discuss fees or to arrange an initial conversation.