Supervision is a collaborative and supportive space to pause and bring curiosity to your counselling practice and way of being as a counsellor. I work both in private practice and an NHS-commissioned bereavement counselling service, and I understand the very different demands and contexts counsellors navigate day to day. 

 

I bring a contemporary person-centred integrative perspective to my practice and look forward to working with counsellors and therapists who are curious about the common ground between person-centred experiential counselling and psychodynamic, phenomenological and relational approaches. 

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I have completed a certificate in supervision of Person-Centred Experiential Counselling for Depression (PCE-CfD) at Metanoia Institute and further trained with Joan Wilmot and Robin Shohet at the Centre for Supervision and Team Development London.