Supervision details
I offer clinical supervision in groups, pairs or 1:1.
PAIRED AND 1:1 SUPERVISION
Individual and paired supervision can include the use of the arts if helpful and can be in-person or online.
If you would like to arrange paired supervision, I recommend the 80-minute sessions, please contact me for availability.
SUPERVISION GROUPS
Both supervision groups are art based and in-person:
- 'The Neurodivergent Therapist', first Saturday each month
- Supervisees may choose to bring any aspect of their neurodivergence, both professional and personal, alongside how this interfaces with their client work
- 'Image Informing Understanding', second Saturday each month
- Supervisees may choose to bring client work from private practice or employed therapeutic roles
Please contact me for the supervision group availability details and fees.
AN INITIAL CHAT
I offer an initial chat on Zoom to help contextualise the supervisory work you are seeking and enables us to see if I am the right supervisor for your practice. I will ask some practical information about your: training and professional title/s; registration/s and professional documentation; and therapeutic practice; and explain the way I work in more detail.
WORKING TOGETHER AGREEMENT
Once we have decided to work together, I will send you a copy of my Working Together Agreement document.
SESSION PLANNING
Supervision sessions can be 50-minutes or 80-minutes; and can be held weekly, fortnightly, monthly or ad hoc, according to your supervision requirements. My fee is £110 per 50-minutes session, and £165 per 80-minute session. Some concessions are available and are circumstance dependant.
AVAILABILITY
My availability changes weekly so it is best to ask for my current availability when you are ready to book a session. When I am fully booked, I am happy to recommend other supervisors.
LOCATION
- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday in East Dulwich and online
- Thursday at Caya Therapy in Peckham and online
Both locations have good transport links and free parking.
FIRST SUPERVISION SESSION
I provide a confidential space with warmth, acceptance, respect, and humour; and seek to establish and develop a trusting, transparent, compassionate and appropriately challenging supervisory relationship.
REVIEW AND EVALUATION
Depending on the nature of our work together we will plan reviews and discuss how we will evaluate the supervision I provide.
Please see my website for more details about PRACTICALITIES.
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