Supervision details
Hi, I am a qualified and experienced Clinical Supervisor. I offer Trauma-Informed Clinical Supervision to individuals and small groups, supporting trainee counselling students, qualified counsellors, mental health professionals, and private, public, and third sector organisations.
My approach is relational, compassionate and trauma-informed. I support you to reflect on your client work with curiosity and compassion, creating a safe space to explore the complexities of practice, the impact of the work on you as a practitioner, and your ongoing professional development.
I support you to build confidence in your clinical decision-making, explore ethical dilemmas, consider risk and safeguarding, and deepen your therapeutic understanding. Drawing from my experience in trauma and complex trauma, I offer specialist supervision for practitioners working with emotionally demanding and complex presentations.
Alongside traditional reflective dialogue, I integrate optional creative approaches within supervision where helpful, recognising that creativity can support deeper reflection, new perspectives and exploration of experiences that may be difficult to put into words. These approaches are always guided by your needs, preferences and therapeutic style.
I also offer reflective practice sessions for helping professionals—those who regularly support others through emotional or complex situations. These sessions provide a safe, supportive space to pause, talk things through, and make sense of the impact the work can have on both a personal and professional level. Helping others can be incredibly rewarding, but it can also be draining, and without time to reflect it’s easy to feel overwhelmed or burn out. Reflective practice helps you stay grounded, look after your own wellbeing, and continue offering thoughtful, effective, and sustainable support to the people you work with.
Clinical supervision and reflective practice are both supportive spaces, but they have slightly different focuses. Clinical supervision is usually more structured and linked to professional standards, focusing on casework, decision-making, and accountability.
Reflective practice, on the other hand, is about taking time to think deeply about your experiences, exploring your thoughts and feelings, and learn from them to improve your future practice. It also helps you understand and manage the emotional impact of your work by giving you space to process experiences and develop greater self-awareness.
My aim is to help you feel supported, challenged and empowered, whilst maintaining a strong focus on reflective practice, self awareness, ethical practice and sustainable therapeutic work.
Session fees are £50 for 1 hour and £72 for 1.5 hours, with group supervision rates available on discussion. Concessions are also offered for trainee counsellors.
If you’d like to see whether I am the right Supervisor for you, I warmly invite you to book a free 30min introductory consultation. You can contact me via email or phone, and we can arrange a session to discuss your needs and how I can support you.
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