Supervision

I am a Board Approved Supervisor and provide supervision for psychologists at different stages of their careers, including 5+1 provisional psychologists. I also provide supervision and professional consultation to other mental health professionals, including social workers and counsellors, depending on their professional and clinical needs

My approach to supervision is supportive, collaborative and reflective. I aim to provide a space where you can openly discuss your clinical work, develop your skills and work through challenging or complex presentations.

My areas of clinical interest include trauma, complex trauma, relationship trauma, domestic and family violence, abusive relationships, emotional abuse and coercive control.

Supervision can include:

• Clinical formulation and treatment planning
• Trauma and complex trauma
• Domestic and family violence
• Abusive relationships and coercive control
• Therapeutic relationships and boundaries
• Schema-related patterns and interpersonal difficulties
• Anxiety and depression
• Ethical and professional issues
• Developing confidence and clinical skills
• Reflecting on the impact of clinical work

I’m interested in exploring the relational dynamics that emerge within the therapeutic space between client and practitioner, including the role of transference and countertransference. I draw on a range of therapeutic approaches, including Schema Therapy, psychodynamic therapy, CBT, DBT, trauma informed care while supporting supervisees to develop their own clinical style and approach.