Supervision

I hold a Level 6 Advanced Diploma in Clinical Supervision and bring to my supervisory work the same culturally responsive, relational approach that underpins my clinical practice.

As a supervisor, I offer a supportive and collaborative space for trainees, counsellors and psychotherapists to examine their practice, deepen their understanding, and cultivate a confident professional identity.

I believe effective supervision is a journey of shared inquiry, a space to reflect on the nuances of client work, navigate ethical considerations, and attend to the broader contexts that shape our practice. Our sessions will provide a confidential space to sit with challenges, celebrate growth, and develop strategies that align with your own values and style.

My supervisory practice draws on two frameworks: The Developmental Model recognises that supervisees are not a homogenous group. Your needs, confidence, and autonomy will shift over time, and I aim to attune my approach accordingly, offering more structure and support in earlier stages of development and greater collaborative challenge as your practice matures. Alongside this, the Seven-Eyed Model of Supervision provides a rich, systemic lens through which we can examine not just your client work, but the relationship between you and your client, between us in the room, and the wider organisational and cultural contexts that shape everything we do.

My approach is relational and integrative, drawing on humanistic and psychodynamic perspectives. We will attend to the dynamics of the therapeutic relationship, including transference and countertransference, while remaining curious about the wider systemic and societal forces at play. My aim is a supervisory relationship grounded in honesty, mutual respect, and a genuine commitment to your development as a practitioner.