Supervision with me starts with contracting: setting out aims and boundaries, getting to know each other, and creating a safe, confidential time where you can explore your work openly.
How I work
I’m a reflexive and reflective practitioner. In supervision, I’m alongside you with awareness and intent, looking at the whole picture: counsellor, client, and the relationship between you. I use both my supervisory and counselling skills to support your practice and help you grow. Sessions are available face-to-face in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, or online anywhere in the UK.
What supervision offers
Supervision is a collaborative space for:
- Learning and reflection
- Thinking through challenges
- Gaining perspective and confidence
What to expect
This is a safe, kind and well-boundaried environment where you can:
- Admit slip-ups without judgement
- Celebrate your wins
- Ask questions freely
- Laugh and feel at ease
I see supervision as a two-way process. I hope you’ll learn from me, but I also learn a great deal from supervisees. My continuing curiosity about counselling and coaching goes far beyond CPD hours: it’s about real-life learning, shared openly.
My approach and values
At the heart of what I do is a deep interest in people and a commitment to supporting counsellors and coaches to succeed. It’s a genuine joy to see supervisees become more accomplished, confident and comfortable in both their work and themselves.
Neurodivergent-affirming supervision
As a neurodivergent therapist (ADHD), I find real focus and joy in supervision. Many of my supervisees are also neurodivergent, and I offer a neuro-affirming space where you can bring your whole self without needing to over-explain.
Supervision is charged at the same rate as counselling: see fees. I also offer supervision for staff in people-focused roles, and counselling and mentoring for counselling students.