Supervision details
I offer one-to-one or 2-person group supervision, face-to-face and online, within an integrative/humanistic framework. I work with trainees and qualified therapists. My face-to-face sessions are in Canary Wharf on Mondays (sessions are between 10:00 and 13:00).
I am happy to supervise therapists of any modality except the cognitive-only modalities (CBT, etc) because I have found that my training and experience are often incompatible with these modalities. I hold a certificate in Principles of the Theory and Practice of Supervision from Metanoia Institute. My fees are: £80 per 50-minute session and £80 per hour reviewing trainees' written work (chargeable by half-hour increments).
I favour research-backed, neuroscience-based relational supervision. In supervision work with me, you'll notice a significant focus on your inner responses to your interactions with your clients. In my experience, understanding what your client elicits in you and the relational dynamics it generates between us in supervision is the most productive route to understanding what's going on for them. Secondarily, we may view your work through more 'vanilla' lenses, for example, by understanding your client from a classic attachment style or mentalisation perspective.
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