Clinical Supervision for Counsellors and Therapists (Online, UK-wide)

Reflective Clinical Supervision

Supervision with me offers a gentle, collaborative space to pause, reflect, and make sense of your work — and how it’s affecting you. It’s a place to stay connected to your values, deepen your practice, and care for yourself as you care for others.

I offer reflective supervision that isn’t only about managing risk or meeting requirements, but about supporting you as a whole practitioner and honouring the relational heart of the work.

Laurie Hole
BACP Accredited Counsellor and Clinical Supervisor offering online supervision across the UK.

Laurie Hole, BACP-accredited counsellor and clinical supervisor, standing in Poole Park and smiling at the camera.

About Laurie

My Approach to Supervision

Relational. Reflective. Respectful.

I’m trained in the Seven-Eyed Model of Supervision, which allows us to explore the many layers of therapeutic work — including the relationship between you and your client, the wider systems surrounding the work, and what’s happening within you as the practitioner.

As an integrative therapist grounded in relational depth and person-centred theory, I welcome therapists from a range of modalities and backgrounds. I’m particularly interested in how we bring our full selves into the room — including intuition, creativity, emotional sensitivity, and uncertainty.

Our supervision might involve noticing patterns, using metaphor, reflecting on emotional undercurrents, or gently exploring moments that feel stuck, charged, or confusing. There’s no pressure to perform or “get it right” — supervision is a place to think, feel, and reflect together.

Who I work with

Many of the therapists I work with describe themselves as reflective, intuitive, and relational, often working from a person-centred foundation. You might recognise yourself if you:

☑︎ Feel emotionally attuned to your clients, but notice the work can feel quietly exhausting.

☑︎ Want space to explore not just your client work, but how you are within it.

☑︎ Struggle at times to balance emotional capacity with the demands of practice.

☑︎ Are seeking a supervision relationship that feels collaborative, respectful, and non-hierarchical.

☑︎ Have experienced mis-attuned, overly directive, or shaming supervision in the past.

I also work with neurodivergent therapists, including those who are late-diagnosed or late-realised. As a neurodivergent therapist myself, I bring lived understanding of how differences in processing, sensitivity, energy, and communication can shape both clinical work and supervision. I aim to offer a space where these experiences are recognised and respected, rather than pathologised or minimised.

I hold these experiences in mind and aim to build a supervision relationship that supports your confidence, curiosity, and connection to the work over time.

Fees

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Certified clinical supervisor (online practice)

How I work

I work exclusively online and have built a sustainable private practice that reflects my own values and limits. I’m happy to support you with both the relational and practical aspects of online and telephone work, including boundaries, pacing, and sustainability.

I bring a socially informed and emotionally aware lens to supervision, holding in mind the wider contexts that shape us and our clients — including culture, class, neurodivergence, gender, race, and identity.

My intention is to offer a supervision space that feels steady, compassionate, and supportive — where reflection can happen without shame, pressure, or hierarchy.

Whether you’re newly qualified or have many years of experience, I aim to create a space that honours both the complexity of therapeutic work and the person you are within your practice.

If you’re considering supervision and would like to explore whether we might be a good fit, you’re welcome to get in touch or book an introductory call.