Regular supervision for both trainee counsellors and experienced practitioners are an essential requirement for therapeutic work with clients and
provides a space for practitioners to work as effectively, safely and ethically as possible (BACP, 2018).
I provide supervision in accordance with the BACP ethical framework for good practice in counselling and psychotherapy.
I offer both individual and group supervision:
• I offer supervision to trainees.
• I offer supervision to counsellors who are in the process of or who have recently set up private practice.
• I offer supervision to experienced practitioners.
• I have offered clinical supervision to a variety of organisations/agencies, which include the City Literary Institute (known as ‘City Lit’) an Adult Education College.
• I offer individual and group supervision in my private practice.
• I work with supervisees from various theoretical models and can provide supervision that best meets the needs and orientation of each supervisee.
• I supervise school mentors, placement counsellors and counselling course tutors.
• I currently offer group and individual supervision at the following organisations:
• RADA (Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts)
• Woman’s Trust (supporting women in London affected by
domestic violence and abuse),
providing group supervision
to voluntary counsellors.
• The Advocacy Academy - a Social Justice Youth Organising
Movement for young people
• Camden Safety Net - for domestic abuse and sexual violence
support and advice
• Inquest - provides advice to bereaved people following a
death in state care or custody in England and Wales
• Stonewall “We stand for lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer,
questioning and ace (LGBTQ+) people everywhere”
My supervision practice includes working with domestic violence, survivors of childhood sexual abuse, trauma, sexuality, cultural identity,
race and mental health issues.
I work from a person-centred perspective and my approach to supervision is relational. You can expect an empathic relationship that is authentic
and accepting as well as an appropriate level of challenge. I am mindful of a supervisee’s level of experience and development and will work with you at that level. For example trainee counsellors will have different
needs from experienced counsellors. I am also open to working creatively using a range of art materials, toys picture cards etc. The space I offer values, creativity, difference, diversity, vulnerability, presence,
ruptures and collaborative repair.
In a safe and co-created relationship, I believe a supervisee can:
As an Accredited and Registered Member of BACP, I provide supervision in accordance with the BACP ethical framework for good practice in counselling and psychotherapy.
