Clinical Supervision
Supervision is an essential part of being a therapist. It gives us the opportunity to step back, think about our client work, and make sure we're looking after ourselves as well as the people we support.
I work with therapists in private practice, organisations and training.
My approach is supportive, collaborative and grounded in real-world practice. I aim to create a relationship where you feel comfortable bringing both the work that is going well and the work that feels more challenging.
I supervise therapists working with adults and children, drawing on person-centred, psychodynamic and CBT approaches. Rather than following a set formula, I adapt my approach to the therapist in front of me and what they need at that stage of their professional journey.
For me, supervision is a place to think things through, explore uncertainty, work through ethical dilemmas, build confidence and continue developing as a practitioner. Sometimes you'll leave with clarity; sometimes you'll leave with something new to reflect on.
I value openness, honesty and curiosity. Most importantly, I believe supervision works best when there is enough trust to bring the things you're unsure about, not just the things you've already worked out.
I offer a free 15-minute consultation so we can have a chat, get a sense of each other and see whether working together feels like a good fit.
Sessions are available face to face in Chislehurst, online or by telephone.
Finding the right supervisor matters. You need someone you can talk honestly with, think alongside and trust to support and challenge you when needed.
