“Supervision is a way of familiarising ourselves with that pause, so we can listen at a deep level – listen, in fact, to the spaces between the notes as well as to the notes.”

Following successful completion of the “Form and Freedom” Post Graduate certificate level supervision course, I offer person centred supervision as part of my private practice offer. I supervise both fellow counselling professionals and those in other helping professions and have worked with integrative and person centred counsellors in a supervisory capacity. 

My supervision practice is based on the Seven Eyed Model and Appreciative Inquiry. The aim is to create a space that feels one for reflection, collaboration and curiosity. Sometimes the work can feel quite isolating and having space in supervision to share clients is invaluable. The aim is that supervision will feel grounded with respect for each other as practitioners, with a clear focus on ethical practice.

We will explore your therapeutic relationships and client work and how your practice feeds into you as a person. Supervision can at times be challenging and thought provoking as well and enlightening and enjoyable. We can learn from clients, from each other and from all the differing relationships. ​

I aim to offer encouragement, support and a diversity of experience to help you develop your skills and confidence. With my background of voluntary counselling in the charity sector, previous employment as a counsellor in a hospice setting, work as a therapeutic practitioner in the NHS and successful private practice I believe I have a variety of experience to bring to supervision sessions and look forward to working with you in a professional relationship that centres on you and your clients. 

If you are curious to find out more about how I work as a supervisor do get in touch for a no obligation chat either by phone, video call or via email. I work face to face in Beccles Suffolk but also online and by telephone if you prefer. Please ask for current supervision rate.