Supervision
Supervision
I offer clinical supervision to qualified and trainee psychotherapists and counsellors along with reflective supervision to a wide range of other professionals including social workers, psychologists and mental health nurses. I completed my training (Certificate in Supervision) in 2010 with the Centre for Supervision and Team Development (now CTSD London and CTSD Bath).
I keep brief notes of supervision sessions. GDPR requirements apply.
Supervision, like therapy, is rooted in our relationship. Building a collaborative, authentic working partnership offers opportunities for deep reflection. Openly acknowledging and working with power differences is part of the process. My goal is to hold a space for you to explore, learn and grow. Opportunities to think about your practice, including ethical issues, develop your skills, consider your self care and, when needed, learn from "mistakes" without fear or shame can be part of the process.
Any questions? Please contact me to discuss whether I might be the right supervisor for you now.
Supervision Fees
I offer regular monthly supervision via Zoom for 60 or 90 minutes per month.
Hourly Rate £70 (£105 for 90 minutes).
Concessions are available for charities and for trainee counsellors or psychotherapists. Please contact me if you would like to discuss cost.
In addition to ongoing supervision, I provide one-off supervision sessions. These can be useful professionals working with adults who would like to consult about a specific client or issue outside their usual supervisory relationship.
Examples of one-off topics
- Managers of small to medium organisations (e.g. charities) working with challenging inter-personal dynamics or organisational blocks.
- Work with people who have experienced sexual violence.
- People in early recovery (adapting) following addiction to drugs and/or alcohol.
- Those experiencing complex grief.
Get in touch
You can contact me by email using this contact form. I am the only person that has access to my emails.
When you contact me, please let me know your name and provide a telephone number which you are happy for me to use to contact you (e.g. if we have technical issues).
I usually reply within 48 hours (weekdays) unless I am away. If I am away, you won’t receive a response to your email until I am back at work.
If you contact me and leave an email, I will assume it is ok to get back to you. If you don’t want me to reply to your email or ring you back (e.g. if I need to use your phone number in a remote session due to tech issues), please tell me. If this is the case, I will wait for you to re-contact me.
Please remember – these contact methods are not secure. This means we cannot guarantee complete confidentiality. I therefore suggest it is best not to write or discuss personal or sensitive information in an email.