I offer a supervisory relationship that is collaborative, engaged and thoughtfully held. I invite you to bring the full reality of your therapeutic work — the moments that feel uncertain, messy or exposing, as well as those that feel enlivening and affirming.

At the heart of how I work is a person-centred commitment to offering you congruence, empathic understanding and unconditional positive regard. I want supervision to feel like a place where you can speak freely — including when your responses to clients challenge how you see yourself as a therapist. My experience has taught me that when we feel deeply received, our capacity to reflect expands rather than narrows.

Alongside this relational ground, I am interested in what is happening in the here-and-now between us. I may gently draw attention to shifts in tone, feeling or energy, or wonder about parallels between your therapeutic relationships and our supervisory one. Where it feels useful and agreed, we might experiment — perhaps stepping into a client’s perspective or slowing something down — not as performance, but as shared inquiry. I understand awareness as something that unfolds between us, rather than something I deliver.

I am also mindful that supervision carries inherent role power. I hold responsibility for ethical standards, client welfare and professional accountability, and I aim to exercise that responsibility transparently and reflexively. Structure and contracting matter to me — not as bureaucracy, but as containment that allows relational and experiential depth to feel safe.

My hope is that supervision with me becomes a space where safety and challenge can coexist; where we can name what feels difficult without fear of correction; and where increased awareness leads not to self-criticism, but to greater clarity, autonomy and responsiveness in your work with clients. I want you to leave supervision feeling less alone, more grounded in your professional identity and more curious about what is unfolding in your therapeutic relationships.

I have a full and rewarding practice and will support you in achieving whatever shape you wish your practice to take.