Supervision for Practitioners
A steady, reflective space for therapists, coaches, and trainees
Supervision is not only a professional requirement. It is a vital part of feeling grounded, supported, and confident in your work with clients.
It offers a calm space where you can pause, reflect, refine your practice, and take care of your own emotional wellbeing while supporting others.
My approach to supervision is warm, relational, and trauma informed.
It gently honours the emotional, ethical, and practical challenges that can arise in therapeutic work, especially when supporting clients with trauma, parts, or complex relational difficulties.
Whether you are newly qualified, in training, or an experienced practitioner, supervision provides a safe and steady space for both your growth and your clients’ wellbeing.
What Supervision Provides
Supervision offers a reflective space to explore:
- Client themes, patterns, and dynamics
• Ethical considerations and professional decision making
• Transference and countertransference
• Trainee confidence and practitioner identity
• Case formulation and session planning
• Complex or challenging presentations
• Your own emotional responses and regulation
• Balancing your wellbeing with professional demands - A calm place to process your own reactions and stay regulated
It is a place where you can speak openly and honestly without judgement.
The focus is always on strengthening your practice, your steadiness, and your confidence.
My Approach to Supervision
My style of supervision is grounded, steady, and compassionate.
I bring clinical experience in trauma, narcissistic abuse recovery, complex relational patterns, hypnotherapy, and integrative therapeutic work.
In supervision, we explore:
- What feels challenging
• What feels unclear
• What feels heavy or unsettling
• What is working well
• What your intuition is telling you
• What support or guidance you need to feel stable and confident
Supervision is a collaborative process.
You bring your knowledge and experience, and together we explore what will best support your clients and your clinical development.
Who Supervision Is For
Supervision is available for:
- Hypnotherapists
• Counsellors
• Psychotherapists
• Coaches and wellbeing practitioners
• Practitioners working with trauma or relational wounds
• Students and trainees seeking confidence and guidance
• Newly qualified therapists wanting steady support
You do not need to be an Academy graduate to work with me.
Supervision is open to all qualified practitioners and trainees.
Why Practitioners Choose Supervision with Me
- Warm, relational, trauma informed supervisory style
• Clear guidance that supports ethical, embodied practice
• A steady, non judgemental environment for reflection
• A gentle and grounded approach to practitioner wellbeing
• Supervision suitable for sensitive, complex, and emotionally demanding work
Many practitioners say they leave supervision feeling clearer, steadier, and more confident in their professional role.
Supervision Fees
Clinical Supervision
Sixty minutes
£60
Sessions are online and can be booked weekly, fortnightly, or monthly depending on your professional requirements.
You are free to schedule supervision as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions for Supervision
Do I need to be an Academy graduate to access supervision
No. Supervision is open to all practitioners, including those trained elsewhere.
You are welcome whether you are a student, newly qualified, or an experienced therapist.
Is supervision suitable for trainees
Yes. Trainees often benefit from the steady, reflective support that supervision provides.
We explore your cases gently and help you build confidence as your skills develop.
What can I bring to supervision
You can bring anything connected to your client work or your professional development.
This may include complex cases, ethical concerns, emotional responses, boundaries, or areas where you feel unsure or overwhelmed.
What is your style of supervision
My approach is warm, relational, and trauma informed.
I offer a calm, steady space where you can explore your work without judgement and feel supported both professionally and personally.
Do you offer group supervision
At the moment supervision is offered one to one.
This allows for deeper exploration and more personalised support.
How often do I need supervision
This depends on your professional body’s requirements and your individual practice.
Many practitioners choose monthly sessions, while others prefer fortnightly support.
We can agree a rhythm that suits you.
Is supervision confidential
Yes. Everything you share is held in confidence, in line with the ethical frameworks of professional practice.
The only exceptions are safeguarding concerns or ethical obligations discussed openly in advance.
Can we discuss personal responses or emotional reactions
Yes. Supervision is a safe space for exploring the emotional impact of client work.
Understanding your own responses helps strengthen your therapeutic presence and boundaries.
What if I feel nervous about supervision
It is completely natural to feel unsure.
Supervision is not a test.
It is a supportive, collaborative space where your growth, wellbeing, and confidence are the priority.
How do I begin
You can book a free twenty minute consultation to explore whether my style of supervision feels right for your practice.
