
I’m a BACP member with over 20 years’ experience as an integrative counsellor. Much of my work has been with unpaid carers. Consequently, I bring to supervision a clear understanding of complex relational dynamics, self-care challenges, managing stress and difficult emotions.
For me, supervision is a partnership that supports reflective practice and ongoing professional development, which I believe are essential for effective, ethical counselling.
What matters most to me is creating a space where you feel safe to explore your client work openly, reflect deeply, and develop insight while engaging with ethical considerations. My strengths-based approach is shaped by a background in management roles in communications, HR, and learning within a large organisation. I particularly enjoy working with trainees and newly qualified counsellors, supporting you to find your feet in professional practice.
I use Hawkins and Shohet’s seven-eyed model as my main framework, to help us explore your therapeutic practice from different perspectives, support self-awareness and skills development.
Supervision is collaborative, shaped around your professional requirements and stage of development, helping you build confidence and trust in your own practice. I aim to offer an experience that is warm, empathic, fair, and honest, with constructive feedback and respectful challenge when needed.
Tuesday 1st December 2026
6:30-7:45pm (UK time)
Online via Zoom
£25 (inclusive of VAT)
Join us for an accessible, high-quality session that brings clarity to one of the most important, and often confusing, aspects of ADHD treatment. Discover how ADHD medication works, what to expect, and how to make confident, informed choices about treatment.
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