Supervision

I am a qualified supervisor and have been in private practise for over thirteen years. My background is in humanistic integrative therapy with a focus on the person centred approach and transactional analysis. Over the years I have integrated many approaches into my work, for example CBT and creative practises.

l provide an integrative approach to supervision, drawing upon different models as appropriate for each client, holding our relationship as central to the process. Supervision sessions can focus on your work, you as a counsellor and provide opportunities to look at your business as a whole. 

The supervisor – counsellor relationship is important and we work together to contract for how and what you would like to achieve.   

I am a member of the BACP and the NCS, and work with individuals, groups, trainees, charities, schools and those in the helping professions.

Counselling supervision is viewed as a crucial component of counselling practice. All members who work as counsellors under the associations BACP, UKCP, and NCS are obligated by their respective Ethical Frameworks to engage in regular supervision.

Supervision offers a valuable opportunity to enhance skills and practise, discuss ethical dilemmas, feel supported and deepen understanding.