I have been working as a Clinical Supervisor in educational and private settings, since 2015.

I have previously been employed as a supervisor offering clinical supervision to therapists working with children and young people. Within my Private Practice, I also work with supervisees who counsel adults and couples. As a BACP Accredited Psychotherapist, I am qualified to work with adults, couples and young people.

My main theoretical approach is Psychodynamic, but I work from an eclectic model, drawing from my experience as a therapist and supervisor, focusing on the supervisees needs.

My manner is relational and relaxed. I understand the seriousness of the work we do with our clients but approach my responsibility as a clinical supervisor with curiosity, compassion and humour, when appropriate.

Within our contracting, I would bring in reviews of our working relationship to ensure that our evolving clinical thinking space, was as supportive and enriching as the supervisee needs. 

As a qualified supervisor, I work from the Seven Eyed Model of Supervision.  Which, in short, means I encourage my supervisees to bring every element to their role as a clinician, to our meetings. The “seven eyes” include: the client; interventions used; counsellor/client relationship; the counsellor; supervisor/supervisee relationship; the supervisor and the systems. The structure of this modality can help supervisees to bring focus to all areas of their clinical work. It is also a useful tool, when we review our work and relationship, to bring about a balanced overview of our clinical thinking space. I have also found that this model encourages a good degree of reflection on clinical practice, and in turn supports growth and professional development.

I know how difficult it is to find and choose a supervisor, so I am very happy to meet on Zoom for an initial chat. To see if our personalities and modalities suit and explore the potential of us working together.

So please do get in touch