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    Reflective Practice & Clinical Supervision

    Clinical Supervision

    A space to reflect, explore and grow in your professional practice

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    Finding the right supervisor is an important part of your professional journey. Just as with therapy, it matters that you feel comfortable, supported and able to be open.

    As a practising therapist and supervisor, I understand the importance of regular clinical supervision in maintaining safe, ethical and effective practice. I also recognise the pressures and challenges that can come with working as a counsellor or psychotherapist.

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    My Approach to Supervision

    I'm a BACP Accredited Counsellor and Psychotherapist, a trained clinical supervisor, and have over 18 years' experience working as a Psychological Therapist and Talking Therapies Team Lead.

    My Person-Centred training underpins my approach. I offer a supportive, collaborative space where we can reflect on your client work, explore challenges and develop your confidence, skills and professional understanding.

    Using the Seven-Eyed Model of Supervision, we'll consider different aspects of the therapeutic process, supporting your professional development and the quality of care you offer your clients.

    I'm trained to provide clinical supervision for both face-to-face and online therapeutic work, and I work with supervisees at different stages of their professional journey, tailoring our sessions to your experience, needs and learning goals.

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    How We Can Work Together

    Supervision sessions are available online via a secure platform. For supervisees based in Shetland, I can also offer a blended approach, combining online and in-person sessions.

    I understand that professional commitments don't always fit neatly into a 9–5 working day, so I aim to offer flexibility with appointment times wherever possible.

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    Let's Start with a Conversation

    Finding a supervisor who feels like the right fit is important. I offer a free, 20-minute introductory conversation to discuss your supervision needs, answer any questions and explore whether we might work well together.

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    This is an opportunity to connect and consider what you're looking for before deciding whether to proceed with regular supervision. The introductory conversation is not a supervision session; our formal supervision work would begin separately if we agree to work together.

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    Supervision Fees

    Please contact me to discuss fees. Concessions are available for students.

    Payment is required upon receipt of the invoice.

    If you're looking for a supportive space to reflect on your practice, navigate challenges and continue to grow professionally, I'd be happy to hear from you.

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