What is supervision?
Clinical Supervision provides a confidential and reflective space in which counsellors, psychotherapists and other mental health practitioners can explore their client work and the professional issues arising within their practice.
The purposes of supervision include:
- developing and refining therapeutic skills,
- bringing greater awareness to relational dynamics and processes that may not yet be fully visible,
- reflecting on ethical questions, challenges and professional responsibilities, and
- supporting the practitioner’s continuing development and wellbeing.
Supervision is a collaborative process. A qualified supervisor brings experience, prospective and thoughtful challenge, helping practitioners develop their awareness and make well-considered decisions about their work.
Similarly, coaching supervision offers coaches a confidential space in which to reflect their client work, professional practice and development. It can provide support, challenge and fresh perspectives while attending to the wider organisational and relational systems in which the coaching takes place.
Professional supervision can also support managers, leaders and other professionals whose roles involve helping, developing or taking responsibility for others. It provides a protected space to reflect on relationships, boundaries, difficult decisions and the emotional impact of the role – helping professionals remain thoughtful and effective without carrying its demands alone.
Who is supervision for?
I offer supervision to:
- psychotherapists, counsellors and trainees
- life, business and executive coaches, and
- managers, leaders and other professionals whose work involves significant responsibility for supporting others.
What do I offer?
I am a qualified relational supervisor, with postgraduate diplomas from Relational Change in relational supervision for psychotherapeutic and organisational practice. I also have taught supervision as an Associate Trainer with Relational Change and internationally at the Szkola Superwizorow of the Instytut Integralnej Psychoterapii Gestalt in Krakow, Poland.
I offer clinical, coaching and professional supervision to psychotherapists, counsellors, coaches, trainees, and professionals whose work involves supporting or taking responsibility for others. My approach is relational and integrative, with a particular grounding in Gestalt psychotherapy, coaching and organisational practice.
The fee is £100 for a 50-minute hour supervision session.
Anything else I should know?
During our first session, we will discuss what you need from supervision and agree how we will work together. You are welcome to bring client or casework, ethical questions, professional dilemmas, relational dynamics and areas of practice that you would like to develop.
If you want to ask some questions before you book a supervision session just use the contact page to contact me.
