Clinical Supervisor

 · I strive to develop supervisory relationships
that are collaborative, explorative, supportive, informative, trusting, open
and honest. It is important to me that you feeling safe to explore all aspects
of your work without fear of judgement. 

· My supervisory approach is underpinned by
Inskipp & Proctor’s model of the functions of supervision; Normative
(practising ethically, lawfully), Formative (learning, growing) and Restorative
(letting off steam, re-balancing). 

· I also use Hawkins and Shohet' 7 Eye Process
model and work with the unconscious process to explore parallel process,
transference and counter-transference that may exist between therapist and
client.  

· I am an experienced, qualified supervisor; I
work individually or with groups of up to 4.