Supervision

I offer supervision for therapists who want to think carefully about what is happening in their sessions and become clearer about how to move their work forward.

Supervision is a space to look closely at your clinical work, understand what may be keeping therapy stuck, and think together about where intervention may be most helpful.

Alongside thinking about your clients, we also pay attention to you as a therapist.

Our own responses, uncertainties, and emotional reactions often contain valuable information about the therapeutic process and can help us understand what may be happening in the room.

My aim is for supervision to leave you with greater clarity, a clearer sense of direction, and increased confidence in your clinical decision-making.

Areas I Can Support With

Clarifying where to focus next in complex cases
Understanding anxiety and how it shapes the therapeutic process
Recognising and working with defences as they emerge
Knowing when and how to intervene more actively
Working with therapeutic impasses and stuckness
Using your own emotional responses to inform the work
Repairing alliance ruptures and using them therapeutically
Integrating ISTDP ideas into your existing way of working

Who I Work With

I welcome therapists from all modalities and levels of experience, including trainees, newly qualified therapists, and experienced practitioners looking to think more deeply about their work.

While my specialist interest is ISTDP, supervision is not limited to therapists practising this model. My focus is on helping therapists think clearly about their cases, understand the processes unfolding in therapy, and feel more confident about how to move the work forward.

Getting in Touch

If you'd like to discuss supervision, feel free to get in touch. Whether you're looking for ongoing supervision, support with a particular case, or simply want to explore whether we might be a good fit, I'd be happy to hear from you.