Supervision details
Creative & Energy Psychotherapy Supervision
Being Ethical and Incorporating Your Alternative Wisdom
For years, I kept my Tai Chi and Qigong practice and my psychotherapy work in separate worlds. I valued both, but I couldn't find a way of bringing them together, until I discovered Energy Psychology.
This discovery transformed my life, and my practice, and now I help other therapists do the same. If you are looking for a specialised, integrative, and unconventional supervisor, you've found me. If you have a background in alternative healing (chakra work, tapping, shamanism, or somatic practices) but struggle to integrate these tools into your therapy sessions in a way that feels ethically sound and professionally aligned, I am here to support you.
My Approach
I provide a creative, collaborative space where you can explore how to weave your "alternative" knowledge into your current modality. My goal is to help you find an integration that feels authentic to you, ensuring your work remains grounded, effective, and uniquely yours. Of course, this is only one part of the work you will be doing in supervision, as discussing clients, personal process, and reflective practice will also be present.
About Me
I am a trauma-trained, integrative psychotherapist with over 15 years of experience. My clinical background includes extensive work within multicultural, LGBTQ+, and sensitive clients.
I welcome therapists of all modalities, with a particular passion for supporting those interested in:
Energy Psychology & Meridian Tapping
Embodied Body Process
Creative & Metaphorical Work
Internal Family Systems (IFS) inspired parts work
Practicalities
I offer both Individual and group supervision to help you build a sustainable, vibrant, and integrated practice.
Location: Online (Zoom) or In-Person (Exeter)
Frequency: Monthly or fortnightly sessions available
Ready to bring your whole self into your practice? Reach out for a brief initial chat to see if we are the right fit for your supervision journey.
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