Jessica Narowlansky
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Supervision details
My approach to clinical supervision
I offer individual clinical supervision to qualified therapists, trainees, and other practitioners working across the lifespan and from a range of therapeutic modalities.
My approach is grounded in psychodynamic, relational and systemic thinking, alongside dedicated multimodal training in clinical supervision. I believe that effective supervision begins with a relationship in which practitioners feel safe, supported and able to think openly about their clinical work. I aim to provide a collaborative, reflective space where questions, uncertainties and challenges can be explored with curiosity, honesty and without judgement.
I also believe that supervision involves more than reflecting on client work. It is important to consider the supervisee as a whole person, making space for their own professional development, evolving identity and the challenges that can arise throughout a clinical career.
Areas of particular expertise
Neurodivergence
I have extensive experience working therapeutically with neurodivergent children, adolescents, young adults and their families, alongside supporting adults who have received neurodevelopmental diagnoses later in life.
I particularly welcome therapists working with neurodivergent clients, as well as neurodivergent practitioners seeking supervision that is responsive to their individual ways of thinking, processing and working.
Therapeutic work within educational settings
Drawing on more than twenty years of experience across education, specialist provision and psychotherapy, I have a particular interest in supervising counsellors and therapists working within schools and other educational settings.
My background enables me to bring an understanding of the complex relationships between therapeutic work, families, institutions and wider professional systems.
Arrangements and fees
Individual supervision is £90 per 50-minute session.
My preference is to work fortnightly, although I am open to discussing monthly arrangements where appropriate, depending on individual circumstances and professional requirements.
I appreciate the financial demands of professional training and am open to discussing fees with practitioners who are currently in training.
I welcome an initial conversation to explore what you are looking for from supervision and whether my approach and experience would be a good fit.
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Accredited register membership
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