Clinical Supervision for Counsellors and Coaches
Welcome to My Supervision Space
I’m so glad you’re here.
Supervision isn’t just about meeting requirements—it’s about feeling supported, growing in confidence, and having a space to reflect on the work you do.
Whether you’re celebrating successes or navigating challenges, I’m here to help you feel grounded, inspired, and equipped to support your clients.
A Bit About Me
I see counselling as both an art and a science—blending knowledge, creativity, and real human connection.
My approach to supervision is warm, down-to-earth, and flexible.
🌿 I will aim to meet you where you are, keeping you and your client’s at the heart of our work together.
I am a therapeutic and integrative counsellor, coach, and supervisor.
This means I draw on many different modalities and I’ll meet you and your client where you are, aiming to give you what you need at that moment, recognising that moment-to-moment situations and life are ever-changing.
I lean on modalities such as mindfulness, creativity & gestalt, CBT, ACT and overall my approach is multimodal.
🧠 CBT & ACT – Practical tools to help you manage challenges.
🎨 Creative & Gestalt Therapies – A space for deeper exploration.
🧘 Mindfulness Supporting self-awareness and emotional regulation.
I bring my whole self to supervision—not just my professional experience but also personal insights from living with ADHD and navigating life’s ups and downs.
If you ever feel like you think differently or don’t quite fit the mould, you’re in the right place.
Why Supervision Matters
✅ Grow Professionally – Build confidence and refine your skills.
✅ Stay Ethical – Navigate tricky situations with integrity.
✅ Emotional Support – Prevent burnout and take care of yourself.
✅ Better Client Care – Offer the best support possible.
✅ Self-Reflection – Gain fresh insights and improve your practice.
Ways to Receive Supervision
🔹 One-on-One – Personalised guidance and deeper reflection.
🔹 Group Supervision – Learn from shared experiences.
🔹 Live Supervision – Get real-time feedback during sessions.
I work with;
💡 Life & Career Coaches
🧠 Therapists & Counsellors
🌿 Health & Wellness Professionals
Supervision Fees
🕒 90-minute sessions – £80
(I’ll be taking on new supervisees from August 2025.)
If you’re looking for supervision that’s supportive, practical, and genuinely human, I’d love to work with you.
Let’s grow together. 💙
What the NCPS says about supervision
What is Supervision in Counselling?
Supervision in counselling is a formal, collaborative process where a counsellor regularly meets with a more experienced practitioner, known as the supervisor, to discuss their work. The supervisor provides guidance, support, and feedback, ensuring that the counsellor maintains ethical standards and effective practices. Supervision is required for all counsellors who are on the Accredited Register and is essential for the counsellor’s professional development.
Why is Supervision in Counselling Important?
Supervision plays a critical role in ensuring that counsellors deliver safe, ethical, and competent services. It allows counsellors to “check in” with a senior practitioner to:
Maintain Ethical Boundaries:
Supervision ensures that counsellors stay within professional and ethical limits, which protects both the client and the counsellor.
Gain Knowledge and Skills:
Through regular supervision, counsellors can deepen their theoretical understanding and improve their practical skills.
Supervisors offer valuable insights from their own experiences.
Receive Emotional Support:
Counselling can be emotionally demanding, and supervision provides a space where counsellors can talk through their own feelings and experiences, preventing burnout and promoting self-care.
Benefits of Supervision in Counselling
Professional Development:
Supervision helps counsellors develop their knowledge and skills. Whether working with specific groups, such as children or trauma survivors, counsellors benefit from the expertise of their supervisors, who guide them in handling complex cases.
Accountability: Supervisors ensure that counsellors remain accountable for their actions and decisions, which is crucial for maintaining client trust and upholding the standards of the profession.
Crisis Management:
During supervision, counsellors can discuss concerns and receive advice on handling difficult situations.
Supervisors also provide clear guidelines on what steps to take during crises or emergencies.
Self-Care:
Counselling can take a toll on mental health, and supervision offers a safe space for counsellors to process their experiences and emotions, which helps to prevent burnout.
Guidelines for Supervision in Counselling
The National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (NCPS) recommends that counsellors in full-time practice receive at least 1.5 hours of supervision per month.
However, the amount of supervision required may vary based on the counsellor’s experience, the type of work being done, or the client group they work with. This should be discussed with the supervisor and adjusted accordingly.
Keeping Records of Supervision
It is advisable for counsellors to maintain an up-to-date record of their supervision hours.
This documentation may be required during audits, when applying for upgrades to registrant levels, or when seeking counselling placements or jobs.
