FOR PRACTITIONERS & THERAPISTS

Supervision is offered on a One-to-One or Group Basis

A reflective, containing space to support clarity, integrity, and sustainability in practice.

Trauma-informed clinical supervision for therapists and practitioners working with complexity, held with care, depth, and relational awareness.

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CLARITY

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INTEGRITY

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SUSTAINABILITY

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Supervision is not about performance

Many practitioners come to supervision carrying more than clinical material. Alongside client work, there may be questions of responsibility, ethical uncertainty, or a quiet sense of strain.

This work offers something different from systems that emphasise competence or certainty. Here, practice is explored honestly, without pressure to "get it right".

Challenges this supervision responds to

  • The emotional impact of holding difficult material

  • Ethical questions that do not have clear answers

  • Relational dynamics that feel confusing or activating

  • Isolation in practice or decision-making

  • Fatigue, overwhelm, or early signs of burnout

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How I work as a supervisor

My approach to supervision is trauma-informed, integrative, and relational.

I offer a space where practice can be explored with curiosity, care, and ethical sensitivity. Attention is given not only to what is happening in the work, but to how it is held — including relational dynamics, embodied responses, and wider systemic contexts.

Supervision is paced collaboratively. There is space for reflection, uncertainty, and not knowing, alongside thinking together about ethical, clinical, and relational considerations. The aim is not to direct or fix, but to support clarity, integrity, and grounded decision-making.

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What this supervision supports

Clinical supervision supports you to remain present, resourced, and aligned with your values while navigating complexity.

Reflect on client work safely and ethically

Explore relational dynamics and therapeutic processes

Attend to the emotional and embodied impact of the work

Strengthen boundaries and containment

Navigate complexity, uncertainty, and ethical dilemmas

Sustain yourself in practice over time

Who this supervision is for

Clinical supervision is offered to:

  • Qualified therapists and counsellors

  • Trainee therapists

  • Clinical supervisors

  • Practitioners working relationally

  • Those working within organisations or independently

This supervision is particularly suited to practitioners who value depth, reflection, and ethical awareness over technique or performance.

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The supervisory relationship

The supervisory relationship matters.

I prioritise creating a space that feels safe, respectful, and thoughtfully held, where you can bring your work as it is — including uncertainty, questions, and emotional responses.

Relational Process

Supervision is understood as a relational process that supports both practitioner wellbeing and ethical, attuned practice.

Testimonials

“Jane provided a safe and supportive space where I could explore dilemmas within my practice and grow as a practitioner. Her guidance helped me stay connected to my strengths, values, and confidence during difficult periods at work.”

— Mona

Reflections from Supervisees

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“Jane’s supervision has been a deeply supportive and grounding experience. Her guidance has helped me grow in confidence, deepen trust in myself as a counsellor, and develop greater clarity in the therapeutic relationship.”

— Sophie

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“Jane listens with real depth, and the questions, perspectives, and images she offers often stay with me long after the session ends. I experienced her as ethically grounded, emotionally present, and deeply committed to both her supervisees and their clients.”

— Liz

Practical information

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Format

Supervision is offered on a one-to-one basis, providing a focused and reflective space to explore clinical work in depth.

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Location

Sessions are currently offered online, providing a consistent and accessible space for reflective work.

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Structure

The structure of supervision is agreed collaboratively at the outset, including frequency and focus, with attention to maintaining a contained and supportive space.

FEES

Clinical supervision for qualified counsellors is £100 per session (60 minutes).

Supervision for trainee counsellors is £75 per session (60 minutes).

Group supervision fees vary depending on group size and duration.

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An invitation

If you are considering clinical supervision, you are welcome to get in touch.

We can begin with a conversation to explore your context, needs, and whether this way of working feels like a good fit — without pressure or obligation.

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