Clinical supervision is an essential part of safe, ethical, and effective therapeutic practice. It provides a confidential, supportive space to reflect on your clinical work—whether you’re feeling stuck or uncertain, or wanting to build on what’s going well.
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I offer CBT clinical supervision and EMDR-informed supervision online via video call for qualified therapists and those in training. Supervision is available on a weekly, monthly, or ad-hoc basis, with flexible session lengths, including 30-minute sessions for therapists with smaller caseloads.
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If you’re looking for CBT or EMDR supervision in the UK or online, you’re welcome to get in touch to discuss your needs.
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​Free Introductory Call
​​​I offer a free 15–30 minute introductory call via video or telephone. This gives us the opportunity to:
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get to know each other
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explore your hopes and expectations for supervision
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discuss how I work
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decide whether we’re a good fit
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There’s no obligation to continue, and you’re very welcome to ask any questions.
If you’d like to arrange a call, please get in touch.
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My Supervision Style
My approach to supervision is collaborative, supportive, and down-to-earth. I aim to create a space where you feel comfortable being open about challenges, while also recognising and celebrating your strengths.
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I enjoy bringing curiosity, creativity, and humour into supervision (including the occasional terrible joke), and I value the opportunity to learn from my supervisees as well as share my own knowledge and experience.
A particular area of interest for me is supporting CBT and EMDR therapists to develop and strengthen formulation skills, not just at the start of therapy, but throughout your work. This helps ensure your sessions remain focused, effective, and tailored to each client.
Rather than providing all the answers, my aim is to work alongside you—helping you think through difficulties, understand what may be maintaining a client’s difficulties, and explore new ways forward. Supervision is a space where it’s completely okay to say, “I’m not sure”.
My Experience and Training
Before establishing my private practice, I worked within an NHS Talking Therapies service (previously known as IAPT), supporting adults with anxiety, depression, and trauma-related difficulties, including Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
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I qualified as a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist (CBT therapist) in 2011, and as an EMDR therapist in 2017. After several years of clinical practice, I moved into a Clinical Supervisor role. Alongside maintaining a client caseload, I spent the majority of my time supporting other therapists through supervision, as well as providing meta-supervision for other therapists developing their own supervision skills.
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Throughout my NHS work, my focus was on maintaining high clinical standards while also supporting therapist wellbeing, values that remain central to my private practice today.
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I have completed formal NHS Talking Therapies clinical supervision training, alongside additional continuing professional development (CPD) in clinical supervision. I continue to regularly attend supervision-focused CPD, reflecting my ongoing commitment to developing my skills and providing high-quality, effective supervision.