Clinical Supervision

I want supervision to feel like a space where you can be yourself, not somewhere you have to present or perform. I know this work can be incredibly rewarding, but I also know how much it can ask of you. Sometimes you need somewhere to slow down after a session that has stayed with you, think through a client or case you can’t quite make sense of, or explore a feeling you’ve been struggling to put into words.

My supervision is human, compassionate and grounded in theory, but flexible enough to make space for you to be you. I work in a supervisee-led way, so what we focus on is guided by what you need. Maybe you need to think through a plan for moving a piece of client work forward, explore a difficult professional decision, talk through safeguarding or risk, think about your career and where you want to go next, or simply understand why a particular client or situation has affected you more than you expected. Supervision can hold all of it.

I’ve been a counsellor for almost ten years, and I completed my Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Supervision in 2025. I also have over 15 years working in mental health and safeguarding roles, including in supervisory and management roles. I bring my experience, alongside my clinical training, into supervision, but I don’t believe supervision needs to feel overcomplicated or prescriptive. Sometimes you need theory and challenge. Sometimes you need perspective, reassurance or someone who really listens. Often, you need a bit of all of these.

Whether you’re a counsellor, or a professional working in mental health, safeguarding, welfare, pastoral care or complex casework, let’s start with a conversation. There’s no pressure to commit. We can talk about what you’re looking for, what you need from supervision and whether I’m the right supervisor for you.

  • I supervise:

    Alongside this, my counselling practice specialises in fertility, pregnancy, birth, parenthood and women’s issues and I welcome supervisees working within these areas.

  • Supervision offers a space to step back from the immediacy of practice and think carefully about the work.

    You are invited to bring both the work that feels contained and the work that feels more uncertain. Sometimes the focus is not on a specific client but may be about managing the demands of your role, the service and culture you’re working within and the wider context of all of these things.

    Our work can include whatever you need to bring on the day, which may include some of the following:

    • detailed exploration of client or casework

    • your responses and decision-making

    • navigating safeguarding, risk and ethical complexity

    • the organisational and systemic contexts shaping the work

    • cultural factors and intersectionality

  • I believe good supervision needs to be supportive, challenging and fulfilling!

    You should be able to bring uncertainty, mistakes, difficult feelings and professional dilemmas without worrying that you will be judged for having them. You should be able to leave supervision feeling that you have explored what you needed to.

    At the same time, supervision shouldn't simply be a place to feel better about difficult work. Sometimes growth sits alongside challenge, or we need to think about something differently, hone in on blind spots or consider what is driving our work, approaches and responses.

    My approach is collaborative, reflective and curious. I draw on the Seven-Eyed Model, with particular attention to relationship, context, culture and the wider systems surrounding the work.

    I am a member of the BACP and adhere to their Ethical Framework for Counselling Professionals. I am also happy to supervise practitioners who are members of other ethical and professional bodies.

  • Let’s start with a conversation! I offer a free, no obligation initial conversation for prospective supervisees to discuss your work, your supervision needs, and whether the fit feels right.

    If we decide to work together, we will agree a clear framework for supervision, including frequency and practical arrangements. I am able to offer weekday, evening and weekend sessions for either 60 or 90 minutes depending on your requirements.

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Your Questions, Answered

  • Yes, I am a qualified counsellor (MBACP) and a qualified supervisor with a level 7 Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Supervision.

    I work according to the BACP Ethical Framework, though I am happy to supervise those who are members of other professional bodies.

    I have an enhanced DBS and level 4 safeguarding training. I am fully insured.

    I am able to offer sessions online across the UK, by telephone, or face to face in South Birmingham.

  • Supervision sessions are charged at £60 per hour or £80 per 1.5 hour session.

    I have a limited number of concessionary spaces for trainee counsellors or those who are recently qualified.

  • I offer clinical, reflective and professional supervision to counsellors, therapists and professionals working in mental health, wellbeing, welfare and safeguarding roles. My supervision is tailored to your role, experience and the nature of the work you are carrying.

    I work with:

    • Qualified counsellors

    • Trainee and student counsellors

    • Psychotherapists and therapists

    • Mental Health Advisors

    • Mental Health Practitioners

    • Mental Health Mentors

    • Wellbeing Advisors

    • Wellbeing Practitioners

    • Welfare Advisors

    • Student Support Advisors

    • Student Services professionals

    • Safeguarding Officers and Safeguarding Leads

    • Student Safeguarding professionals

    • Domestic Abuse Advisors

    • Sexual Violence Advisors

    • Specialist Student Support practitioners

    • Professionals working within university and further education mental health and wellbeing services

    I also offer external supervision for individuals, teams and organisations, where an independent reflective space can complement existing internal supervision and line-management structures.

  • Yes, I do offer supervision for counselling students and trainees in Birmingham and online across the UK.

    I have a limited number of concessionary spaces available, please enquire for further information.

  • Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or email me— I’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.