Clinical Supervision

Available in Chippenham (Wiltshire), Kingston, Chiswick (West London) or online.

I also offer clinical supervision to qualified therapists and trainees, with a

collaborative, supportive approach grounded in ethical awareness, reflective practice,

and ongoing professional development.

Supervision is available for both individual practitioners and those working within

organisations.

Supervision is a vital part of ethical, reflective, and sustainable clinical practice. Whether

you’re a trainee therapist or an experienced practitioner, I offer a supportive,

professionally grounded space to explore your client work, your development, and the

relational and systemic dynamics that emerge in practice.

My approach to supervision is informed by over 19 years of experience in the helping

professions, including extensive clinical work with The Priory Group, where I

supported individuals with complex mental health needs, trauma histories, and

addictions. This grounding enables me to hold challenging clinical material with care

and to support therapists working with risk, complexity, and emotional depth.

Qualifications and Accreditation

● BSc (Hons) in Complementary Therapy with Stress Management

● Diploma in Integrative Counselling

● Diploma in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

● EMDR trained and practising

● MBACP Accredited Member (British Association for Counselling and

Psychotherapy)

I remain committed to ongoing training and professional development, ensuring my

practice is current, ethically grounded, and informed by the latest research in the field.

If you’d like to know more or book an initial appointment, you are warmly invited to get in

touch.

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I offer relational, process-oriented, and ethically attuned supervision, drawing on a

broad integrative framework that includes:

● Psychodynamic theory

● Humanistic and person-centred approaches

● Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

● Group analytic thinking

I trained in supervision at the Metanoia Institute, and I am currently a trainee Group

Analyst with the Institute of Group Analysis (IGA). My ongoing study deepens my

understanding of unconscious processes, group dynamics, and systemic

influences, all of which I bring into the supervisory relationship.

I view supervision as a collaborative, non-hierarchical space where practitioners can

reflect openly on their work — including areas of uncertainty, ethical dilemmas, and

countertransference. Together, we can explore what arises in the therapeutic

relationship, while keeping a steady focus on the wellbeing of both client and

practitioner.