“…and thence we came forth to see again the stars.”
Dante Alighieri
I offer Supervision and Consultation to trainee and qualified Psychotherapists, Counsellors, Counselling and Clinical Psychologists, Mental Health professionals, and Social Workers—both in private practice and within agency contexts. I work with practitioners across a wide range of modalities, respecting the uniqueness of each theoretical orientation while offering a reflective, attuned, and collaborative supervisory space.
My supervision style is rooted in an Integrative-Relational approach, informed by my background as a Counselling Psychologist, Certified Transactional Analyst, and Provisional Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst (PTSTA). I also draw from Analytical Psychology and depth-oriented traditions, which invite a fuller understanding of the symbolic, unconscious, and relational dimensions of clinical work.
Supervision, for me, is a living, creative process—one that holds space for your ongoing development as a therapist. As David Henderson once said, “Supervision is therapy for the professional Self” (personal communication, 2023), and I hold that spirit closely in my work with supervisees. Whether you are navigating ethical dilemmas, conceptual uncertainties, or simply seeking a deeper connection with your clinical voice, supervision offers a place to pause, reflect, and grow.
I welcome exploration of the therapeutic relationship and the subtle dynamics that emerge within it—including transference, countertransference, and the wider relational field. Together, we can deepen your capacity to listen—to your clients, to the work, and to yourself. My aim is not only to support your clinical thinking, but to nurture your evolving identity and confidence as a practitioner.
Over the years, I have worked in a range of clinical settings, supporting therapists working with complex presentations—from personality difficulties to neurodivergence (including Autism and ADHD). I am comfortable adapting my style to meet your needs—whether that involves theory integration, skills development, or holding space for emotional and existential reflection.
I often think of supervision as a form of gardening. Just as different plants require different soil, light, and watering conditions, each supervisee arrives with distinct needs, histories, and rhythms. Sometimes, supervision becomes about “re-potting”—recognising when you’ve outgrown an earlier container, and finding new conditions that support your next phase of growth. Together, we identify what you need now in order to thrive—professionally, emotionally, and relationally.
Prices: £70 per session