I am an experienced clinical supervisor with nearly a decade in academia and over 25 years in clinical practice. My background spans counselling psychology, systemic therapy, outpatient services, and psychiatric hospital settings. This breadth of experience enables me to support practitioners working with a wide range of presentations, complexities, and contexts. 

My supervision is grounded in empathy, reflection, and a commitment to high‑quality, ethical practice. I believe supervision should be a space where practitioners feel supported, challenged, and inspired to grow. 

A reflective, supportive space to grow your confidence, deepen your practice, and navigate complex clinical work with clarity and compassion. 

Clinical Supervision in Systemic Therapy & Counselling Psychology Supporting 

Your Growth as a Reflective, Ethical, and Confident Practitioner 

Clinical supervision is a vital part of safe, ethical, and effective therapeutic practice. My supervision approach integrates systemic therapy and counselling psychology, offering a reflective, supportive, and growth‑oriented space for practitioners at every stage of their professional journey. 

What Supervision Offers

A Space to Think, Reflect, and Grow 

Supervision provides a structured environment to explore your clinical work, deepen your understanding of clients, and strengthen your therapeutic identity. 

Together, we focus on:

• Developing clinical skills and confidence 

• Enhancing reflective practice 

• Navigating complex or high risk cases 

• Strengthening ethical and culturally sensitive decision making 

• Understanding relational and systemic dynamics 

• Maintaining wellbeing and professional resilience 

My Approach to Supervision 

My supervision style is grounded in compassion, curiosity, and collaboration. I aim to create a safe, supportive space where supervisees feel able to: 

• Reflect openly on their practice 

• Explore challenges without judgement 

• Develop new perspectives and techniques 

• Build confidence in clinical decision making 

• Integrate theory with real world practice 

I work relationally and systemically, helping practitioners understand the wider contexts shaping clients’ experiences — families, communities, organisations, and social systems. 

Areas of Focus 

Systemic Therapy 

• Core systemic principles and frameworks 

• Working with families, couples, and relational systems 

• Understanding patterns, roles, and interactional cycles 

• Using systemic formulations in supervision 

Counselling Psychology 

• Integrating relational, humanistic, and evidence based approaches 

• Working with emotional distress and complex presentations 

• Maintaining ethical, reflective, and culturally attuned practice 

Reflective Practice & Case Exploration 

• Case conceptualization and formulation 

• Managing risk and complexity 

• Exploring therapist–client dynamics 

• Using audio/video material to deepen learning