CLINICAL SUPERVISION

I offer a reflective, collaborative supervision space where you can think deeply about your client work, yourself as a practitioner, and the wider contexts shaping both.

My approach is grounded in integrative counselling, drawing from humanistic, psychodynamic, CBT, solution-focused, The Seven Eyed Model approaches, alongside an intersectional lens. I aim to offer supervision that is anti-oppressive, trauma-informed, and affirming of your identities and lived experience, including cultural, neurodivergent and queer perspectives.

I pay careful attention to how power, privilege, identity, relational dynamics and social context can influence both the therapeutic and supervisory relationship. Alongside this, I support you to develop your clinical thinking, confidence and capacity to work safely and ethically with your clients.

In our work together, you may find space to:

Feel supported and thought about as a whole person, not just a practitioner
Develop confidence in your clinical decision-making and risk management
Explore relational dynamics, including parallel process
Deepen your reflective capacity and self-awareness
Sustain yourself in the work over time and reduce burnout
Navigate the practical and emotional realities of private practice
Grow as both a therapist and a human being

Who I work with:

Qualified therapists and counsellors
Trainee counsellors
Therapists wanting to integrate an anti-oppressive and intersectional stance into their work
Therapists seeking supervision that is culturally aware, neurodivergence-affirming and queer-affirming
Therapists working with marginalised communities, gender-based violence and complex trauma

Supervision options:

One-to-one supervision

Typically offered on a bi-weekly or monthly basis.

Group supervision

Small groups (maximum of four people), creating space for shared reflection, collective learning and thoughtful discussion.