I offer Psychodynamic clinical supervision for both trainee and qualified therapists, with sessions available either on a one-to-one basis or in groups. My supervision practice is informed by a Diploma in Supervision of Individuals & Groups, meeting the supervision training standards set by the BACP.

My Approach
I believe that effective supervision is built on a foundation of open and honest communication between supervisor and supervisee. My aim is to provide a supportive, consultative, and restorative space where growth and development are fostered for all involved. My training allows me to work with supervisees from various therapeutic modalities, tailoring our work to both the supervisee’s level of experience and the nature of their client work, whether open-ended or time-limited.

A key focus of my supervision is working relationally, with attention to the impact of the supervisory relationship on client work. I draw heavily on theory and clinical concepts such as transference to help therapists understand the profound influence early relational experiences have on both the therapist-client relationship and their broader developmental frameworks.

Experience
I bring a breadth of experience from supervising in my private practice as well as in agency and higher education settings. I have worked with groups of trainee therapists , supporting them in bridging the gap between theory and practice while encouraging them to develop as reflective and reflexive practitioners. I am committed to supporting therapists throughout their training and professional development.

When supervising qualified therapists, I also focus on helping them attune to their own emotional responses during client work. We explore aspects of parallel process, Transference, Counter Transference and unconscious processes.