Supervision details
I’m an integrative therapist and clinical supervisor based in the UK. I offer a steady, reflective space where practitioners can explore their work with openness and curiosity. My approach is relational and trauma‑informed, drawing on the Seven‑Eyed Model to help us look at client process, your interventions, the therapeutic relationship, your internal responses, the wider context, and the dynamics within supervision itself.
I have worked for many years with adult survivors of abuse and with people facing bereavement, anticipatory grief, and living loss. I’ve recently completed training with SANDS, allowing me to support those affected by miscarriage and baby loss with greater depth and care. This in turn allows me to support those working in the field of baby loss at any stage.
I’m committed to supervision that supports the way you work best. Some practitioners prefer structure; others need spaciousness to think, feel, and reflect. Together we can shape a supervisory relationship that strengthens your confidence, clinical thinking, and wellbeing in practice, while holding the work ethically and with care.
I work with therapists at all stages, including students. I also supervise those working within emotional‑support organisations and key‑worker roles, offering a calm, containing space to navigate demanding client work, explore ethical questions, and develop a grounded, sustainable therapeutic voice.
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Accredited register membership
The Accredited Register Scheme was set up in 2013 by the Department of Health (DoH) as a way to recognise organisations that hold voluntary registers which meet certain standards. These standards are set by the Professional Standards Authority (PSA).
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