Clinical Supervision

My approach to supervision is integrative, relational, and framed within the Seven-Eyed Model of supervision. I provide collegial, professional containment for you and in support of your clients; to help you identify and ethically work with your own edges. I draw on psychodynamic and humanistic theorists although I very much enjoy working with and learning from other modalities.

My supervision is less about a hierarchical approach and more about being alongside you in a mutual interest focussed on your therapeutic work and yourself in your work, attending to what arises for you and what matters to you.

Although I see clients with a variety of presenting concerns, I do have areas in which I specialise: grief and loss, suicidality, bereavement by suicide, anger, disability, and relationship issues. I also work with groups, a way of working that I quite enjoy. Whether I’m working with individuals or groups, boundaries, ethics, integrity, curiosity, openness, and relational presence are important to me.

My supervision trainings are through The Grove (certificate) and Physis (diploma), both of which support integrative supervision models.