Using CSTD’s seven eyed model as the framework, my priority is to support the supervisee’s work within their own modality. Additionally, and in accordance with the supervisee’s interest and agreement, I offer my experience in other approaches gained from my own therapy practice and training: trauma-informed, humanistic modalities, psychodynamic, inner child and parts work, and somatic practices such as mindfulness and inner somatic experiencing. Supervision can therefore be varied and multi-framed. For example, we might:

• discuss concepts such as transference within your relationships with clients
• explore our own embodied experiences during supervision to gain deeper illumination into the dynamic in the therapy room
• give you space to practice new techniques learned from ongoing CPD as you experiment with integrating these into your approach
• I might offer constructive feedback, helpful challenges and questions to support you to reframe situations where you feel stuck

I am mindful of ethical issues, supporting you to consider how your own ethics and principles apply to your work, and / or the ethical frameworks of your membership body (as applicable).

For trainee therapists, I am happy to complete the training organisation or placement’s administrative requirements; as well as supporting qualified therapists who are setting up their Private Practice. As the supervisee’s experience grows, I can provide input for professional accreditation applications.