Supervision details
I have extensive experience supervising trainees within the NHS, including doctoral trainees in Clinical and Counselling Psychology, as well as assistant psychologists and counsellors in training. I support supervisees in developing their clinical skills, psychological formulation, reflective practice, and professional confidence. I have also supervised more senior clinicians, including Band 7 psychologists, supporting leadership development and team integration.
My supervision style is collaborative, reflective, and structured. I draw on approaches such as Socratic questioning, role play, and experiential learning, tailoring my support to your level of experience. I also incorporate an integrative framework informed by the Seven-Eyed Supervision Model (Hawkins & Shohet), with attention to relational and systemic dynamics, including parallel processes.
I offer individual and group supervision, online or in person. Sessions provide a safe and supportive space to explore clinical work, develop skills, and reflect on professional challenges. Sessions are available for 30 or 60 minutes on a weekly, fortnightly, or monthly basis.
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