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A reflective space to support you, your practice and the people you work with.

Good supervision is about more than meeting professional requirements.

It's about having the time and space to think, reflect and make sense of the work you do. A place where you can celebrate what's going well, explore the challenges honestly and leave feeling supported, refreshed and confident in your practice.

Whether you're an experienced counsellor, newly qualified or working in another helping profession, supervision should feel collaborative, encouraging and grounded in curiosity rather than judgement.

Clinical supervision.

Supervision for qualified counsellors

As a qualified counsellor, you're often supporting people through some of the most difficult times in their lives. Holding that responsibility can be rewarding, but it can also feel isolating at times.

Supervision offers the opportunity to pause, reflect and consider your client work, while also paying attention to your own wellbeing and professional development.

My aim is to create a relationship where you feel able to bring your uncertainties as well as your successes, knowing they'll be met with warmth, respect and thoughtful challenge.

Together we can explore:

Client work and therapeutic relationships
Ethical dilemmas and professional decision-making
Working with burnout, anxiety, trauma and neurodivergence
Developing confidence and professional identity
Self-care and recognising the impact of the work on you
Building a sustainable and fulfilling practice

Supervision for helping professionals

Reflective supervision isn't just valuable for counsellors. I also offer supervision for professionals working in caring, educational and support roles who regularly hold the emotional experiences of others.

This may include coaches, support workers, education professionals, pastoral staff or others working in helping professions.

Supervision provides a confidential space to reflect on complex situations, manage emotional demands, develop confidence and continue offering the best possible support to those you work with.

My approach

My supervision style is collaborative, relational and supportive.

I believe supervision should be somewhere you can think aloud, ask difficult questions and feel comfortable saying, "I'm not sure."

Alongside gentle challenge and professional reflection, I aim to create a space where you leave feeling clearer, more confident and better equipped for the work ahead.

I work integratively and tailor supervision to your experience, professional role and individual way of working.

Online supervision

I offer clinical supervision online across the UK.

Whether you're looking for regular ongoing supervision or occasional reflective sessions, we can find an approach that works for you.

Supervision for trainee counsellors

Supporting trainee counsellors has become a particular passion of mine.

If you're currently training and looking for a supervisor who understands both the practical and emotional challenges of becoming a therapist, I've created a dedicated page explaining how I support students throughout their training and placement journey.

→ Find out more about supervision for trainee counsellors.

Get in touch

Choosing a supervisor is an important decision.

If you'd like an informal conversation about how we might work together, I'd be delighted to hear from you. Whether you're looking for ongoing supervision or simply want to explore whether we're a good fit, please feel free to get in touch.