Supervision

Good supervision is more than case management or ticking ethical boxes. It should be a space where you can think properly about the work, reflect openly, develop clinically, and explore the emotional impact of working with people in distress.

I offer integrative clinical supervision for qualified therapists, trainees, and professionals working in helping roles. Sessions are available online and can be short term, ongoing, or alongside specific areas of development or clinical focus.

My approach to supervision is relational, reflective, and grounded in real world practice. Alongside private practice, I have worked extensively within Employee Assistance Programmes (EAPs), corporate mental health services, crisis work, brief therapy, risk management, and clinical leadership roles. This means supervision can hold both the therapeutic depth of the work and the operational realities that clinicians often face within organisations and high pressure environments.

I am interested not only in the client material itself, but also in what happens between therapist and client, the emotional process underneath the work, the wider context surrounding the case, and the impact the work may be having on you as the practitioner.

Supervision can be supportive, challenging, exploratory, practical, and developmental. Together we may reflect on formulation, relational dynamics, trauma, attachment, risk, ethical dilemmas, burnout, professional identity, countertransference, or areas where you feel stuck or uncertain in the work.


You can read more about my professional background via my supervision profile.

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