As clinicians, we sit alongside our clients as they work through their encounters with uncertainty, pain or change, with humility and deep respect for their lived experiences. Supervision is the space where we can reflect on these experiences, phenomenologically, to unpack and make sense of our clients’ stories, how these stories intersect with our own and how we make sense of the therapeutic journey we are on with our clients, to keep their needs and process at the heart of our work.

 

In my private practice and the positions I have held, it has been my privilege to
supervise trainee and qualified clinicians, from different disciplines, for over 20 years.

 

I offer a confidential supervisory space for them to bring professional and personal
challenges and dilemmas from client work and beyond.