Relational, trauma-informed clinical supervision
Supervision for therapists and practitioners who want a reflective, grounded space for clinical thinking, ethical practice, and professional development.
I’m a UKCP-registered psychotherapist and clinical supervisor, and a BACP-registered member.
I offer clinical supervision for counsellors and psychotherapists who want a relational, trauma-informed space to reflect on their work, deepen formulation, and grow confidence with complex presentations.
My supervision is collaborative, ethically grounded, and attentive to therapist sustainability.
It may be especially useful if you are looking for a way of thinking that brings together relational process and trauma formulation, without losing sight of ethics, scope, and the realities of the work.
I’m based in Shinfield, Reading, and work with supervisees locally and online.
Who I supervise
I work with:
trainee counsellors and psychotherapists
qualified therapists seeking ongoing supervision, reflective practice, or case consultation
small supervision groups where there is a shared professional context and clear contracting
I am particularly well suited to supervisees working with trauma presentations, chronic dysregulation, dissociation, shutdown patterns, and layered or complex histories.
This can be especially valuable when the work feels complex or emotionally demanding.
My supervision approach
You are welcome to bring uncertainty — supervision is where we think together.
My style is relational, trauma-informed, and integrative. I aim to offer a space where you can slow down and think clearly about the work.
The aim is to support clearer thinking, stronger clinical confidence, and a better capacity to work with complexity.
If you are anxious about being judged, you are not alone. My aim is to help you think more clearly, not to catch you out.
The focus is not only on what to do next, but on developing a way of thinking that is clinically coherent and sustainable.
Depending on your needs and stage of development, supervision may include:
collaborative case formulation
tracking process: transference / countertransference, rupture and repair, and therapeutic stance
working with nervous-system dynamics in the therapy room
pacing, titration, stabilisation, and consent-based trauma work
ethical decision-making, boundaries, endings, documentation, and scope of practice
supporting your professional identity and confidence as a clinician
When this supervision may be a good fit
This supervision may be a good fit if you:
work with trauma, developmental trauma, or relational trauma
regularly meet clients with hyperarousal, shutdown / collapse, dissociation, sleep disruption, or chronic anxiety
want supervision that supports integrated work, including trauma and regulation-informed approaches
prefer a supervision relationship that is warm, structured, and reflective
want to deepen formulation and pacing skills for complex presentations while staying within scope
It may be a particularly good fit if you want supervision that can hold depth, uncertainty, and complex trauma process without becoming rigid or overly technique-driven.
Practicalities
Format: Supervision is available online (video) and in person.
Frequency: Most supervisees choose fortnightly or weekly. We will agree an arrangement that fits your training requirements, caseload, and budget, and review it periodically.
The aim is to find a rhythm that is practical and clinically supportive.
Fees: Fees ›
If you would like to explore supervision
If you would like to explore supervision with me, you are welcome to get in touch.
It can be helpful to include:
your training or qualification status
your modality and client group
your typical caseload and setting
what you want supervision to support
You do not need to have everything neatly formulated before getting in touch. A brief sense of where you are in your work and what you want supervision to support is enough.
No pressure.