Reflective Practice
Relational. Reflective. Respectful.
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 space 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 just about managing risk or ticking boxes – but about nurturing you and the heart of your work.
A Thoughtful, Relational Space
I’m trained in the Seven-Eyed Model of Supervision, which helps us explore the many relational dynamics that arise in therapy: between you and your client, between us, and within yourself. Together, we might notice patterns, make connections, or tune into the emotional undercurrents that shape the work.
As an integrative psychotherapist rooted in relational depth and person-centred theory, I welcome all modalities and ways of working. I’m especially interested in how we bring our full selves into the room – including our intuition, creativity, and sensitivity. I love metaphor work and reflective practice, and can support you to integrate these in ways that feel authentic to you.
For Relational Therapists
Many of the therapists I work with describe themselves as reflective, thoughtful, intuitive and relational by nature. You might:
- Feel emotionally attuned to your clients, but sometimes find the work quietly exhausting.
- Struggle to balance your emotional capacity with the demands of running a practice.
- Need space to explore not just your client work, but how you are within it.
- Want a supervision relationship that feels collaborative, respectful, and non-hierarchical.
I also understand the impact of misattuned or overly directive supervision – and how it can quietly chip away at your confidence or connection to the work. I hold this in mind when building a relationship with you.
How I Work
I work exclusively online and have built a sustainable private practice that reflects my own values and way of being. I’m happy to support you with both the relational and practical aspects of online or phone-based work.
I bring a socially-informed, emotionally aware lens to supervision – gently holding in mind the wider systems (culture, class, neurodivergence, gender, race) that shape us and our clients.
I aim to create a supervision space that is curious, compassionate, and steady – where we can reflect together without shame or pressure.
Whether you’re newly qualified or many years in, my intention is to offer a space that honours both the complexity of the work and the fullness of you as a practitioner.