For fellow practitioners
A reflective, supportive space for counsellors and trainees to grow their practice and tend to their own wellbeing.
What is supervision?
Clinical supervision is a collaborative, reflective relationship where therapists can explore their client work, professional development, and wellbeing. It's a requirement for BACP membership and good practice — and it's also a place to grow.
I hold a Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Supervision from the University of Derby, building on my MA in Integrative Counselling. I offer supervision for both qualified counsellors and trainees.

What to expect
A collaborative space to explore your client work, ethical decisions, and professional development.
Support for both qualified counsellors and trainees, whatever your modality or setting.
Time to attend to your own process — because holding others starts with feeling held yourself.
Experience & credentials
I'm a BACP-accredited counsellor and a qualified counselling tutor, teaching on CPCAB diploma courses. As a safeguarding trustee at One in Four, I bring a deep commitment to safe, ethical practice.
I support both qualified counsellors and trainees, with particular experience working alongside clients navigating complex trauma, pre-trial therapy, sexual abuse, and self-harm and suicidality — and I bring that understanding into the supervision space.
Format & fees
Sessions run from 60 to 90 minutes, depending on your membership body's requirements. We can meet individually or in a group, by phone, online, or in person from Stevenage.
Supervision is available for counsellors working with adults and young people aged 16 and over.
Qualified counsellors
£60
Per 60 minutes · individual or group
Trainee counsellors
£45
Per 60 minutes · with evidence of enrolment
If you're looking for a supervisor, I'd be glad to have a conversation about what you need.
Let's talk