Clinical Supervision
Relational, Trauma-Informed Supervision with an Integrative Nervous-System Lens
I offer clinical supervision for counsellors and psychotherapists who want a relational, trauma-informed space to reflect on their work, sharpen formulation, and develop confidence with complex presentations. Supervision is collaborative, paced, and grounded in ethical practice—supporting both clinical depth and therapist sustainability.
Based in Shinfield (Reading). I typically work with supervisees locally (around a 15-mile radius) and online.
If you’d like to explore working together, please get in touch via the Getting in touch page.
Who I supervise
I provide supervision for:
Trainee counsellors/psychotherapists (placement and post-qualification pathways)
Qualified therapists seeking ongoing supervision, reflective practice, or case consultation
Small groups (where there is a shared professional context and clear contracting)
I’m particularly suited to supervisees working with trauma presentations, chronic dysregulation, dissociation/shutdown patterns, and clients with layered or complex histories. Where appropriate, we can also explore the interface between psychotherapy and nervous-system regulation approaches.
My supervision approach
My style is relational, trauma-informed, and integrative. Depending on your needs and stage of development, supervision can include:
Collaborative case formulation (including risk and safeguarding considerations)
Tracking process, transference/countertransference, rupture/repair, and therapeutic stance
Working with nervous system dynamics in the therapy room (arousal, collapse, dissociation, hypervigilance)
Pacing, titration, stabilisation, and consent-based trauma work
Ethical decision-making, boundaries, endings, documentation, and working within scope
Supporting your professional identity, confidence, and sustainability as a clinician
I aim to offer a balance of warmth, clarity, and clinical rigour—supportive but not vague, and structured without being rigid.
Practicalities
Format
Online supervision (video) is available.
In-person supervision may be available (subject to location and scheduling).
Frequency
Most supervisees choose:
Fortnightly (common post-qualification), or
Weekly (common for trainees and higher-intensity caseloads).
We’ll agree an arrangement that fits your training requirements, caseload, and budget, and we’ll review it periodically.
Fees
Fees are listed on my Fees and other details page. If you are VAT-registered or require VAT invoices, please note that fees may be subject to VAT if I register for VAT.
Cancellations
If a session is cancelled with fewer than 7 days’ and at least 1 day notice, the full fee is due unless we can agree an alternative appointment for the current week if attending weekly, or fortnight if attending fortnightly. The full fee is due for cancellations received with fewer than 24-hour notice. This supports reliability, continuity, and fairness.
Contact
If you’d like to explore working together, please get in touch via the Getting in touch page. You’re welcome to include:
your training/qualification status
modality and client group
typical caseload and settings
what you want supervision to support (e.g., trauma formulation, complexity, confidence, ethics)
Fit: when my supervision is especially helpful
Supervision with me may be a good fit if you:
work with trauma (PTSD/C-PTSD), developmental or relational trauma, or post-trauma growth
regularly meet clients presenting with hyperarousal, shutdown/collapse, dissociation, sleep disruption, or chronic anxiety patterns
want supervision that supports integrated work—including nervous-system regulation approaches alongside psychotherapy
prefer a supervision relationship that is warm, structured, reflective, and ethically grounded
want to deepen formulation and pacing skills for complex presentations, while staying within scope and maintaining therapist wellbeing
If you’re unsure whether we’re a good fit, we can start with an initial conversation to clarify your needs and see whether my approach matches what you’re looking for.