Counselling & Psychotherapy in Crouch End

What to Expect from Clinical Supervision?

My private practice is shaped by a strong respect for person centred principles, particularly the central importance of the therapeutic relationship. The areas I specialise in often require practical, change focused work. I predominantly formulate difficulties using cognitive psychology and behaviourism, with a particular focus on CBT, REBT and ACT. This may be useful context for you, although I have experience supervising therapists from a range of modalities.

In supervision, I aim to create a space where you feel able to think openly, explore uncertainty, and develop your own voice and confidence as a practitioner.

Supervision can focus on both the practical and relational aspects of your work, including case discussion, therapeutic process, ethical considerations, and your own responses as a practitioner.

My supervisory framework is informed by Proctor’s model, integrating:

• Normative aspects, supporting safe and ethical practice
• Formative aspects, developing skills and understanding
• Restorative aspects, attending to the emotional impact of the work

I tend to work in a way that is both supportive and gently challenging, helping you to think clearly about your clinical decisions while also recognising the emotional demands of therapeutic work.

Supervision is available to both qualified therapists and those in training.

If you are considering supervision, you are welcome to get in touch to arrange an initial conversation.