Molly Booth
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Supervision details
Low-Cost Supervision Available (while I am in training)
If you are looking for…
- a supportive learning environment where you will be encouraged to reflect on your practice, embrace challenges, and explore new approaches
- low-cost supervision (while I am in training)
- “top-up” supervision sessions if you need additional support alongside your current supervision
…I would love to hear from you as I complete my clinical supervision training.
Supervision is a vital space for growth, reflection, and professional integrity. Grounded in the Seven-Eyed Model, my approach supports both personal and professional development while keeping the client at the heart of our work. I strive to create a supportive and reflective environment where supervisees can explore challenges, celebrate successes, and enhance their skills - ensuring safe, competent, and ethical practice.
I have worked with a range of issues including:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Low self-esteem
- Late recognised neurodivergence
- Caring
- Burnout
- Parenting
- Bereavement
- Menopause
- Addiction
I have a special interest in supporting carers, recognising that those who care for others often neglect their own needs. The demands of caring can lead to burnout, emotional exhaustion, and a diminished sense of self. My work is dedicated to creating a supportive space where carers - and those supporting others in any capacity - can focus on their own wellbeing, process the challenges they face, and feel empowered to maintain their mental health.
I have seen firsthand how transformative therapy can be in helping carers regain balance and self-worth. As a supervisor, I bring this understanding into my work, offering a reflective, non-judgmental, and encouraging environment where supervisees feel safe to explore their practice, embrace challenges, and develop their confidence. My approach is collaborative and person-centred, ensuring that you feel heard, valued, and supported in your professional growth.
Alongside my private counselling practice, I co-founded a not-for-profit social enterprise and understand both the joys and challenges of working for yourself. As a group facilitator, I have worked extensively in the community and voluntary sectors, providing wellbeing support in areas such as mental health, addiction recovery, and caring. I also co-facilitate reflective practice sessions for staff working in suicide prevention and response, helping teams navigate the emotional demands of their roles.
In supervision, you can expect a space that is insightful, compassionate, and grounded in real-world experience - supporting both your professional development and personal wellbeing.
My fee while training is £30 per hour, £45 for 1.5 hours.
Sessions are available online or in person in Lewes, East Sussex.
For more information, please get in touch.
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Accredited register membership
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