Supervision details
Trainee Supervisor offering low-cost supervision
I offer a collaborative and reflective supervision space for therapists and trainees who want somewhere thoughtful, supportive and real to bring their work.
As a Counselling Psychologist and Integrative Psychotherapist currently undertaking a Diploma in Supervision at the Minster Centre, I am offering low-cost supervision while I complete my training. This allows you to access engaged, high-quality supervision at a reduced fee.
My approach is collaborative, relational and embodied.
I see supervision as a shared process of curiosity. We think together about your client work, your responses, and the wider relational dynamics at play. I’m interested not only in what’s happening in the therapy room, but also in what’s happening inside you as the practitioner.
I gently encourage attention to:
- The therapeutic relationship and relational patterns
- Emotional and somatic responses as meaningful clinical information
- Questions of power, difference and identity
- Ethical practice and safe, boundaried work
Above all, I aim to create a space where you feel supported, respected and able to be honest.
I welcome trainees and qualified therapists from a range of modalities. My integrative background allows flexibility, and I’m comfortable working with complexity, trauma, and relational depth.
If you’re looking for supervision that feels engaged, relational and thoughtfully challenging, I’d be glad to have an initial conversation.
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