Clinical Supervision

Clinical supervision is more than a professional requirement. It is a collaborative space for reflection, curiosity, support, and professional development. Good supervision not only safeguards clients but also nurtures the therapist, helping them think more deeply about their work, develop confidence, and continue growing throughout their career.

I view supervision not as a place to be evaluated, but as a place to think. It is a reflective relationship where we can explore clinical work together with openness, curiosity, and respect, creating space for new understanding, professional growth, and ethical practice.

As an MBACP Accredited Psychodynamic Relational Psychotherapist, I provide clinical supervision for qualified counsellors, psychotherapists, trainees, and professionals working in the helping professions. My approach is grounded in psychodynamic relational thinking, recognising that our therapeutic relationships often provide valuable insights into our clients’ inner worlds, as well as our own responses within the work.

Supervision offers an opportunity to think together about your client work, therapeutic relationships, ethical dilemmas, unconscious processes, parallel dynamics, and the impact the work may be having on you as a practitioner. Alongside supporting your clinical practice, I aim to help you strengthen your professional identity, deepen your reflective capacity, and continue developing your own therapeutic thinking.

My professional experience spans the NHS, charitable organisations, educational settings, and private practice, giving me an appreciation of the different challenges therapists encounter across a range of professional environments. I also support newly qualified therapists as they develop confidence, establish their professional identity, and build sustainable private practices.

Who I Work With

I offer supervision for:

• Qualified Counsellors and Psychotherapists

• Trainee Counsellors and Psychotherapists

• Newly Qualified Therapists

• Therapists Establishing a Private Practice

• Professionals Working in Mental Health and Helping Professions

Areas We May Explore

Supervision is tailored to your individual needs and may include:

• Clinical case discussion

• The therapeutic relationship

• Transference and countertransference

• Trauma and Complex Trauma

• Attachment and relational dynamics

• Ethical and professional practice

• Risk assessment and safeguarding

• Reflective practice

• Therapist wellbeing and self-care

• Professional identity and development

• Building and sustaining a private practice

My Approach

I believe effective supervision should be both supportive and appropriately challenging. Rather than offering quick answers, my role is to think alongside you, helping you develop curiosity, confidence, and a deeper understanding of both your clients and yourself as a practitioner. Together, we create a reflective space where uncertainty can be explored, clinical thinking can deepen, and new perspectives can emerge.

Whether you are newly qualified, an experienced therapist, or developing your own private practice, supervision provides an opportunity to pause, reflect, and continue evolving in your clinical work.

Sessions

Supervision is available online and in person in North London for individuals and small groups.

If you would like to discuss supervision or arrange an initial conversation, please get in touch.