supervision

I offer supervision to counsellors and therapists in training and private practice, as well as to individuals working or volunteering in roles where they support, lead or care for others.

I see supervision as an important space to pause, reflect and think about your work - a place where you can bring your questions, uncertainties, challenges and successes openly and without fear of judgement.

How I am as a therapist is how I am as a supervisor. I bring the same warmth, presence, curiosity and respect to our work together, while recognising that supervision has a different purpose and responsibility.

My role is not simply to give you answers. I want to support you to develop your own confidence, clinical thinking and trust in yourself as a practitioner. We can explore what is happening for your clients, what is happening for you in the therapeutic relationship, and how your own responses and experiences may be informing the work.

I aim to create a supervision relationship where you feel safe enough to be honest, including when something doesn't feel right or when you are unsure of yourself. There is space for difficult emotions, mistakes and uncertainty, alongside thoughtful challenge and professional accountability.

I also recognise that supervision is about more than the individual client. We can consider ethical practice, boundaries, safeguarding, your professional development and the wider context in which you work.

My intention is to support you to grow into your own way of practising - with greater awareness, confidence, authenticity and trust in your professional judgement.