Therapy for people who've tried everything else
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Supervision
Collaborative supervision to support your
professional growth, clinical depth, and
client-centred outcomes
What is
Supervision?
Supervision is not just a professional requirement - it’s a vital asset in the development of every therapist (and anyone working relationally with others).
At its heart is the relationship: a collaborative space that supports reflection, learning, ethical practice, and the ongoing development of your clinical work.
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In the way I work, supervision is not about being told what to do or being evaluated against a rigid model.
It’s a collaborative, reflective space where we think together about your work, your clients, and your own internal process as a practitioner.
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The aim is not to diagnose or impose a fixed interpretation, but to increase clarity, choice, and responsiveness in your work - supporting you to stay anchored in your client’s own words, hopes, and direction, rather than drifting into assumptions about what they “really” need.
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In supervision, I often find that what a therapist thinks a client needs and what the client has actually said they want, can quietly diverge.
Part of my role is to help you notice that gap with curiosity rather than judgement.
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We return to questions such as:
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What has your client said they are here for?
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What are their best hopes for the work?
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How have they described change in their own words?
This helps ensure the work remains collaborative and transparent, rather than guided by unspoken assumptions or theoretical interpretations that sit outside of the client’s awareness.
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It also protects against a common drift within the profession - where difficulties in the work are explained as the client being “not ready” or “too complex,” rather than explored as part of the relational process between therapist and client.
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Alongside reflective dialogue, I also bring an embodied and holistic lens to supervision.
That means we pay attention not just to what is being thought and said, but to what is being felt, sensed, and enacted in the therapeutic relationship - in you and in your client.
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My work is informed by relational, somatic, and solution-focused approaches.
In practice, this means we pay attention to nervous system responses, patterns of regulation and shutdown, relational dynamics, and the ways meaning is made in the moment - while also staying oriented towards what is working, what is possible, and what your client is moving towards.
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This way of working is grounded not only in training and theory, but in lived experience and ongoing personal work.
It recognises that therapy is not something we do from the neck up, and not something we do to people — but something we participate in with our whole selves.
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My intention is to support you in practising in a way that is ethical, transparent, and empowering - where the client remains central, and your own awareness within the relationship becomes a valuable source of information.
In this way, supervision becomes not just a requirement, but a place of ongoing learning, integration, and professional growth.
Benefits of Supervision with Me
Experience & Guidance
Draw on well over a decade of clinical experience, research, and lived understanding to support your development as a practitioner.
Collaborative, Tailored Support
Supervision with me is a collaborative process. You are already the expert on yourself and your work with your clients - we build on that together.
Relational & Integrative Approach
We focus on what’s happening in the therapeutic relationship, integrating your internal responses, your client’s patterns, and the wider clinical picture.
Ethical Clarity & Guidance
Use ethical frameworks as a supportive structure for your work - without losing your clinical judgement or the human relationship at the centre.
Nervous System Awareness & Practitioner Resilience
Develop awareness of your own nervous system, boundaries, and capacity, so you can practise in a way that is sustainable and reduces risk of burnout or vicarious trauma.
Practice & Professional Development
Alongside your clinical work, I support you to grow a sustainable practice - including the business, structure, and decision-making skills many therapists are never actually taught.
Practical Details
Scope:
I work best with therapists whose work aligns with a relational, somatic, and solution-focused prientation.
I do not supervise work with couples, or with children and young people.
If you're unsure whether your work is a good fit, you're welcome to enquire first.
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Getting Started:
All supervision begins with a 60-minute Chemistry Session.
This is a paid, one-off session where we can:
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explore your supervision needs
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discuss the context of your work
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and get a felt sense of how we work together
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You're welcome to bring a small piece of clinical work to this session so you can experience how I think and work in practice.
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After this session, we can decide together whether to go forward into an ingoing supervision arrangement.
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Ongoing Supervision:
If we decide to work together, we will agree:
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the frequency of sessions
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the length of sessions (minimum 60 minutes)
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and how supervision responsibility is held (if you also have supervision elsewhere)
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I do not offer Session shorter than 60 minutes.
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Format:
All supervision is currently offered online via Zoom.
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Between-Session Support
If something urgent arises between sessions, brief contact between sessions (up to 15 minutes) is included where needed. Longer or more in-depth support is usually best held within a session.
Anything longer than this is treated as an additional supervision charge and charged at the standard rate.
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Booking & Payment:
Supervision is arranged directly with me.
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Chemistry Sessions are booked following your enquiry and are payable in advance
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Ongoing supervision sessions are booked directly and paid via bank transfer
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The fee begins at £150 for 60 minutes
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Longer sessions are charged pro-rata (e.g. 90 minutes = £225)
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Cancellations:
Please provide at least 72 hours’ notice if you need to cancel or rearrange a session.
Where less notice is given, the full session fee will usually be charged.
Cancellations made with more than 72 hours’ notice incur a 50% fee, reflecting the time that has been reserved.
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ENQUIRE ABOUT SUPERVISION
Start by completing a short enquiry form. This helps me understand your work, your needs, and whether we're a good fit on paper before arranging a Chemistry Session.
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ATTEND A CHEMISTRY SESSION
We meet for a 60-minute session online. You're welcome to bring a small piece of clinical work so you can experience how I work and whether it feels right for you.
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AGREE A WAY FORWARD
If we decide to work together, we'll agree a regular supervision rhythm
and formalise out work with a clear, boundaried contract.​
How to Book
Frequently Asked Questions
How much supervision do I need? This depends on your professional body’s requirements and your level of experience. If you’re in training, supervision is usually required at a set ratio to your client hours. If you’re qualified and not working to a specific requirement, we’ll agree a rhythm that is proportionate, ethical, and supportive of your practice.
Can we contract for contact outside of our sessions? Yes. If an urgent clinical issue arises, you can contact me and we can arrange a brief phone consultation of up to 15 minutes, free of charge. If more time is needed, we’ll arrange a full supervision session at the standard rate.
Which therapeutic modalities do you supervise? My work is grounded in a humanistic integrative framework, informed by Person-Centred, Gestalt, Object Relations (with a focus on attachment), and Solution-Focused practice. I also integrate somatic and nervous system awareness, drawing on training in Somatic Trauma Therapy and Polyvagal-informed work. I don’t provide supervision that is primarily CBT-led or psychodynamic/diagnostic in focus.
Which clinical work do you supervise? I supervise therapists working with individual adults (18+) in private practice or organisational settings, online, by phone, or in person. I don’t supervise work with couples, or children and young people.
I need longer than a one-hour supervision session per month – is this possible? Absolutely. Most therapy practitioners opt for the BACP recommended 1.5-hour session. If you’re a therapy trainee, we can tailor your supervision to match the required ration for your clinical hours, accommodating both your professional body and course requirements.
Do you offer group supervision? Yes. I don't run open groups, but I can facilitate group supervision where a small number of practitioners come together and request it collectively. If you already have a group in min, you're welcome to get in touch and we can explore whether it feels like a good fit and how it might work in practice.
I’m a therapy trainee and need you to also complete forms and a report for my course requirements. How does this work? We can use a session to work collaboratively on your report, ensuring it reflects your development and meets course requirements. Any additional admin time outside of sessions is charged at my standard pro-rata rate, agreed in advance.
I’m not a therapy trainee, but I need you to complete reports or forms for various purposes. How do we proceed with this? We can either complete these together within a session, or I can complete them outside of session time. Additional admin time is charged at my standard pro-rata rate and always agreed with you beforehand. I don’t charge for brief references for job applications.