Supervision details
I am an experienced psychodynamic psychotherapist in clinical practice and am currently undertaking advanced training in psychodynamic/ Jungian supervision (October 2025 – July 2026).
I offer supervision to trainee and qualified counsellors and psychotherapists. My supervisory approach is rooted in psychodynamic and Jungian theory, with close attention to the unconscious dynamics within the therapeutic relationship, including transference and countertransference. I aim to provide a containing, reflective supervisory space in which supervisees can think deeply about their clinical work and the emotional impact of the work on both therapist and client.
I work with supervisees across a range of settings and levels of experience, including trainees, newly qualified therapists, and experienced practitioners seeking ongoing supervision.
I am committed to continuous professional development and my work is informed by current ethical frameworks.
During my training I am offering reduced-cost supervision online or in-person in central London (W1). I work in both English and Mandarin Chinese.
Fee: GBP35-40 for 50 minutes.
Email: contact@clchiang.co.uk
If you are interested we can arrange an introductory call to discuss your needs.
More information about me can be found on my website.
www.clchiang.co.uk
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