Supervision is an essential part of counselling and psychotherapy practice. It supports high professional standards and should be a rewarding, supportive, and enriching experience. As humans working with human struggles, it is vital that we address all dimensions of our practice—continuing to question, challenge, and explore our own philosophies and experiences in relation to our clients.

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My approach

I offer personal, relational supervision grounded in trusting and open dialogue, where all aspects of therapeutic work can be explored. I support supervisees to work flexibly, be safely challenged, and crucially to find their own voice in order to best serve their clients.

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At the core of my belief is the importance of working openly and respectfully with difference, acknowledging our shared humanity in what is fundamentally a human endeavour. I'm committed to facilitating, celebrating, inspiring, and enabling each supervisee in their practice.

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Experience

I have supervised psychotherapists and counsellors—from trainees to experienced practitioners—across voluntary, NHS, university training, and private practice settings. I also run supervision and professional development groups, and welcome enquiries about both individual and group supervision.