Supervision for therapists
Supervision that supports you
Stay grounded, supported, and confident in your practice with regular supervision.
Why supervision matters
Good supervision is about more than complying with professional requirements. It provides:
A reflective space to explore challenges, insights, and growth
A supportive environment to prevent burnout and compassion fatigue
Guidance on ethical dilemmas and professional boundaries
A fresh perspective on clinical work and client dynamics
An opportunity to deepen self-awareness and develop your practice
Supervision should feel like a place where you can be open, thoughtful, and supported - not just a box to tick.
My approach to supervision
Supervision should be a collaborative process - one that respects your experience while offering new perspectives. My approach is:
Relational: a space built on trust, open discussion, and mutual learning.
Integrative: drawing from multiple therapeutic models to support your individual approach.
Practical & reflective: offering both concrete strategies and deeper exploration of your work.
Ethically grounded: ensuring best practice while supporting your personal and professional growth.
Who I work with
I provide supervision for:
Qualified therapists in private practice or organisational settings
Trainee therapists seeking a supportive and ethically sound supervisory relationship
Counsellors & mental health professionals looking for reflective practice support
I have experience across multiple therapeutic modalities and a strong commitment to fostering an open, thoughtful, and professional supervisory space.
What to expect in therapy
Starting supervision can feel like a big step, but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Here’s what you can expect:
1. Book a free call
A short, no-pressure chat to see if working together feels like a good fit.
2. Our first session
A space to talk, reflect, and explore what’s been happening.
3. Ongoing support
We'll work together to meet your goals for supervision.
FAQs
Find answers to common questions about supervision and how we might work together.
I work with counsellors, psychotherapists, and other professionals in the helping fields — whether you’re in training, newly qualified, or more experienced and looking for reflective space.
My style is relational, collaborative, and grounded in ethical practice. I aim to create a space where you feel supported, challenged, and able to explore both client work and your development as a practitioner.
Yes - I offer both online and in-person supervision, depending on what works best for you.
Sessions are usually 50 or 90 minutes, depending on your needs and whether you’re in training, working toward accreditation, or in private practice.
Absolutely. Supervision can be helpful at any stage - including during breaks from practice, career transitions, or periods of reflection and reorientation.
I take an integrative approach informed by person-centred and psychodynamic principles, with attention to the relational process, unconscious dynamics, and ethical reflection.
Yes. If you’re working toward accreditation with a professional body (such as the IACP or equivalent), I can provide appropriate supervision and documentation.
Of course. I offer a free 15-minute call to explore what you’re looking for and whether we’d work well together.
Let's explore working together
Supervision is a space for reflection, growth, and support - wherever you are in your practice. If you’re looking for a collaborative and ethically grounded space to explore your work, I’d be happy to connect.
We can begin with a free 15-minute call to see if we’re a good fit.
