Supervision details
My fee for in person or online supervision is £60. I have completed the first 6 month training (Certificate level) of a Diploma in supervision (2023/24). Due to my relocation to Sussex in 2024 and the necessity of building a new practice in Brighton and Hove, I do not yet know whether I will complete the second and final stage of the Diploma in 2027 or 2028.
My approach is collaborative, creative and supportive and I hope to be able to provide a thought provoking and compassionate space for us both to reflect upon what you are bringing to supervision. I am particularly interested in working with therapists who see couples as couple work is a large part of my own practice and an area in which I have a keen and lively interest. I will do my best to offer you a relationship that you can trust and value and that will help you develop your unique qualities and skills as a therapist and as an individual.
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Accredited register membership
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