Supervision details
I have been offering clinical supervision since 2022, supporting professionals across a range of settings and career stages. In Argentina, I provided supervision to MH clinical therapeutic staff, case coordinators (CCO), and qualified Clinical Psychologists within private practice and psychiatric services, focusing on case formulation, treatment planning, clinical progression, and the application of CBT and psychoanalytic interventions with complex and diverse presentations across the lifespan.
Since arriving in the UK, I have broadened my supervisory practice significantly. Within homeless health outreach services at North London Foundation Trust, I have provided case formulation and reflective supervision to MDT staff across multiple outreach teams, applying trauma-informed, psychodynamic, and CBT frameworks to support practitioners working with highly complex and vulnerable populations. Since 2023, I have also supervised DClinPsy trainees in their first and third placement years, offering structured supervision in trauma-informed practice, psychodynamic therapy, CBT, and DBT.
To formalise and deepen my supervisory expertise, I completed Supervision Parts 1 & 2 - Advanced Supervisor training through UCL and the University of East London (2023–2024), and the CBT/BABCP Supervisor Workshop through the North Thames DClinPsy Training Programme at RHUL, UEL, and UCL (2025). These qualifications underpin a supervision practice that is reflective, integrative, and grounded in evidence-based frameworks.
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