Clinical Supervision
Why choose me as your supervisor?
I've always experienced supervision as a place of real support for my clinical practice: somewhere I can reflect openly and honestly about my work, seek ethical and professional guidance, feel challenged to grow, and continue to learn. Having worked with a variety of supervisors over the years, one of whom I have worked with for over 7 years, I have a good feel for the kind of space that feels motivational and encouraging...and what doesn't!
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My aim as a supervisor is to provide a shame-free, relational, and reflective space for you to bring whatever might be going on for you in your work, to champion you, and bring gentle challenge to shine a light on any growth edges you may have.
How do I work as a supervisor?
The 7-eyed model
My training was with Robin Shohet and Joan Wilmot. Robin developed the 7-eyed model of supervision with Peter Hawkins.
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This is a multi-faceted model of supervision aimed at learning, growth, and reflection which takes into account amongst others:
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The relationship between you and your client;
The relationship between us;
Interventions used in with your client;
The wider context e.g. cultural and societal influences
My experience
My experience includes working in the third sector including a sexual abuse support service, Employee Assistance Programmes, and via medical health insurance, along with my private practice, which I began in 2019 when I qualified.
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Whilst I'm a humanistic counsellor, I welcome the opportunity to work with different modalities and professional roles.
Practicalities
I'm currently offering all supervision sessions online via Whereby on Monday and Tuesday mornings.
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My fees for qualified therapists/other professionals are:
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£60 per hour
​£90 per 90 minutes
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My fees for student therapists are:
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£35 per hour
​​£50 per 90 minutes
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