Reflective, collaborative online clinical supervision for counsellors

My supervision is grounded in the humanistic tradition and is relational, reflective and collaborative. I aim to offer a space where you can think openly about your client work, explore uncertainty and develop confidence in your own clinical judgement.

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I work with an awareness that therapeutic relationships do not exist in isolation. Culture, identity, difference, power and lived experience can shape both our work with clients and the supervisory relationship itself. I bring an anti-oppressive perspective to supervision, creating space for curiosity, honest conversation and constructive challenge.

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My approach is informed by established supervision models, including the Seven-Eyed Model and Proctor’s Model of clinical supervision. These frameworks help us attend to different aspects of your practice — from your relationship with clients and your own responses within the work, to ethical responsibilities, professional development and the wider contexts in which you practise.

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I see supervision as more than overseeing client work. It offers an opportunity to reflect, be supported and challenged, recognise your strengths and continue developing your own identity as a practitioner.