Your space
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Your space
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exploration
Supervision is a form of research or inquiry in which two people collaborate in an effort to understand what is going on within the counselling relationship and within the counsellor.
Dave Mearns
Supervision is a form of research or inquiry in which two people collaborate in an effort to understand what is going on within the counselling relationship and within the counsellor.
Dave Mearns
CLINICAL SUPERVISION
Supervision is not simply a professional requirement; it is a space to pause, think, and be supported in the depth and complexity of therapeutic work.
As counsellors, we hold powerful emotional material. At times the work feels clear and purposeful. At other times it can feel uncertain, heavy, or quietly overwhelming. Supervision offers a place where all of this can be explored thoughtfully and without judgement.
My Approach to Supervision
My approach is integrative and relational. I see supervision as a collaborative alliance grounded in curiosity, reflection, and professional integrity.
In our work together, you will have space to:
Reflect deeply on client work
Explore relational dynamics and unconscious process
Consider ethical questions with clarity
Acknowledge moments of doubt or impasse
Strengthen your clinical confidence and professional voice
I aim to provide a space that feels both supportive and gently challenging — safe enough for honesty, and robust enough for growth.
Supervision should not only safeguard your clients; it should also sustain and develop you as a practitioner.
Who I Work With
I work with counsellors at different stages of their professional journey, including:
Trainee counsellors
Newly qualified therapists
Experienced practitioners
Counsellors developing or sustaining private practice
Whether you are building confidence, navigating complexity, or seeking deeper reflection in your work, supervision can offer steadiness and clarity.
Individual and Group Supervision
I offer both individual supervision and small supervision groups.
Sessions provide a protected, reflective space where clinical material can be explored in depth. Group supervision also offers the richness of shared perspectives, professional dialogue, and mutual support.
Supervision is available:
Online across the UK
In person in London (W11)
In person in Truro, Cornwall
Initial Conversation
Finding the right supervisor is important. The supervisory relationship should feel grounded, collaborative, and professionally containing.
I offer an initial conversation so we can explore your needs, expectations, and whether my supervision approach feels like a good fit for you.
You are warmly welcome to get in touch.
Clinical Supervision
Supervision is not simply a professional requirement; it is a space to pause, think, and be supported in the depth and complexity of therapeutic work.
As counsellors, we hold powerful emotional material. At times the work feels clear and purposeful. At other times it can feel uncertain, heavy, or quietly overwhelming. Supervision offers a place where all of this can be explored thoughtfully and without judgement.
My Approach to Supervision
My approach is integrative and relational. I see supervision as a collaborative alliance grounded in curiosity, reflection, and professional integrity.
In our work together, you will have space to:
Reflect deeply on client work
Explore relational dynamics and unconscious process
Consider ethical questions with clarity
Acknowledge moments of doubt or impasse
Strengthen your clinical confidence and professional voice
I aim to provide a space that feels both supportive and gently challenging — safe enough for honesty, and robust enough for growth.
Supervision should not only safeguard your clients; it should also sustain and develop you as a practitioner.
Who I Work With
I work with counsellors at different stages of their professional journey, including:
Trainee counsellors
Newly qualified therapists
Experienced practitioners
Counsellors developing or sustaining private practice
Whether you are building confidence, navigating complexity, or seeking deeper reflection in your work, supervision can offer steadiness and clarity.
Individual and Group Supervision
I offer both individual supervision and small supervision groups.
Sessions provide a protected, reflective space where clinical material can be explored in depth. Group supervision also offers the richness of shared perspectives, professional dialogue, and mutual support.
Supervision is available:
Online across the UK
In person in London (W11)
In person in Truro, Cornwall
Initial Conversation
Finding the right supervisor is important. The supervisory relationship should feel grounded, collaborative, and professionally containing.
I offer an initial conversation so we can explore your needs, expectations, and whether my supervision approach feels like a good fit for you.
You are warmly welcome to get in touch.