Alongside my work as an integrative therapist, I offer clinical supervision to counsellors and psychotherapists who are looking for a supportive space to reflect on their work, explore challenges and continue to grow in their practice.

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Being a therapist can be deeply rewarding, but it can also bring moments of uncertainty, self-doubt and emotional complexity. Sometimes we need a space of our own, where we can step back from our work, talk things through and see things from a different perspective.

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I believe that feeling heard, understood and accepted is just as important in supervision as it is in therapy. My hope is to offer a space where you feel comfortable bringing the realities of your work, whether you are feeling confident and encouraged, struggling with a particular client situation or simply wanting time to reflect.

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My approach to supervision

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As an integrative therapist, I appreciate that every person and every therapeutic relationship is different. I bring this understanding to my supervisory work, recognising that there is rarely one simple answer and that taking time to explore what is happening can often open up new possibilities.

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I aim to offer a relationship built on trust, warmth and mutual respect, where you can speak openly about your work without feeling that you need to have everything figured out.

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Together, we can explore the therapeutic relationship, your responses to clients, the challenges you encounter and the feelings that may arise through your work. There is room to consider different perspectives, explore ethical questions, recognise your strengths and gently challenge assumptions where this may be helpful.

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For me, supervision is not simply about working through difficulties or meeting professional requirements. It is also about having the opportunity to understand ourselves more deeply as therapists, develop confidence in our own judgement and continue to grow both personally and professionally.