Supervision details
I offer supervision one-to-one or in small groups, both online and in person, drawing on many years of clinical experience with clients from diverse backgrounds, presentations and settings. I am a Provisional Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst - PTSTA (P) and hold a Diploma in Supervision, enabling me to work effectively with supervisees from a range of modalities.
My supervision practice includes a range of qualified practitioners and trainees at varying stages of professional development. I use my experience and various professional roles to strengthen my supervisory approach, ensuring that each individual receives appropriate support, developmental opportunities, and ethically grounded guidance.
Alongside my supervision practice, I teach at Metanoia Institute on the Humanistic programme’s Dissertation year. I have also taught on Transactional Analysis programmes at Connexus and the Iron Mill, and on both Humanistic and TA MSc programmes at Metanoia. This teaching experience enriches my supervision, allowing me to support training counsellors and psychotherapists with academic work, clinical development, and exam preparation.
Qualifications:
FHEA - Fellow of Higher Education Academy PGCertHE (Teaching and Learning in Counselling and Psychotherapy). PTSTA (P) - Provisional Training and Supervising Transactional Analyst
Dip Sup - Diploma in Supervision
CTA (P) - Certified Transactional Analyst in Psychotherapy Diploma in Supervision
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