“Supervision is the creation of that free space where the supervisee lets herself tell back so that she hears herself afresh and invents in imagination how she can best be for her client in their next session. (Houston 1990)” ― Robin Shohet, Supervision as Transformation: A Passion for Learning

I am a qualified supervisor for therapists in private practice as well as those working within organizations.  Additionally, I offer supervision for trainee therapists and can provide necessary reports as needed.  My initial training encompassed person-centered and psychodynamic approaches. Over time, I have incorporated CBT into my practice to further support clients and therapists effectively. With experience in working with both children and adults on a variety of issues, I bring a diverse perspective to supervision.

As a Supervisor, my goal is to cultivate strong and constructive relationships with my Supervisees. I create a safe space for open dialogue, exploration of therapeutic relationships, and the delivery of optimal client services. I prioritize the well-being of my supervisees and their clients by adhering to ethical practices and ensuring safety in our work.

I utilize The Seven-Eyed Model in my supervision, a comprehensive approach that addresses the relational and systemic dynamics of therapy. This model focuses on the connections between client, therapist, and supervisor within the larger system, fostering rich dialogue and growth. I am happy to share more about this approach during our meetings.

Selecting a new supervisor can be challenging, whether due to changing circumstances or seeking supervision for the first time. I always offer an initial consultation to discuss your needs and what I can offer before beginning our collaborative work.

Supervision sessions can take place in person, via video conferencing, or over the phone to accommodate your preferences.