supervisors at the wilbury clinic

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MSc Psychotherapy. PGDip Humanistic Psychotherapeutic Counselling. BA. 

Integrative Supervision at The Grove Practice in London (individual and group)

MBACP, UPCA, and UKCP Accredited.

There may be additional fees for completing reports for trainees, this can be negotiated before we begin working together. 

I trained at The Grove Practice in London on the 'Diploma in Integrative Supervision of Individuals and Groups', a level 6 thorough and rigorous in-person qualification. As an integrative supervisor I am able to work with therapists, counsellors and psychotherapists working with multiple different modalities. I work with both small groups (max 4) and individuals in supervision. Due to my Clinical Psychotherapist UKCP registration I am also able to supervise trainees on placement - pre- and post- qualified. I regularly work with students from Brighton University on the Post Graduate Diploma and the Psychotherapy Masters program. My UKCP registration number is 2011189840.

Individual supervision

You may wish to come for supervision weekly, fortnightly or on a 4-weekly rotation depending on your requirements and these can be reviewed and re-assessed as we go. Supervision sessions are 50 minutes and will be held on the same day and time where possible. 

Group supervision

If you would like to propose a group supervision I would be delighted to hear from you and see if we can arrange something together. Group supervision will usually look like 30 minutes per person - so for 4 people it will be a 2 hour session. The fee is the same as individual at £60 per hour between you. It will be your responsibility to ensure you are receiving adequate supervision to meet the requirements of your own ethical body (BACP, UKCP etc). 

My style of supervision

I am influenced by various supervision models from Robin Shohet's '7-eyed model' to Inskipp and Proctor's 'restorative, normative, and formative' approach, to Houston's consideration of 'policing, plumbing and poetry' aspects.

How we work together will depend on where you are in your own developmental journey of being a therapist, your preferred models and theories, and what comes up.

Mostly I aim to help you clarify how you are working with your clients to ensure best practice for you and your clients - whilst equally providing a supportive and nourishing environment for you to invigorate your own experience of the work you are doing.

I completed my Supervisor training at Re-Vision in London. I have a Certificate in Supervision and am working towards my diploma. I am an experienced Psychotherapeutic Counsellor and Buddhist practitioner. Where appropriate, I may include meditation and mindfulness practices in sessions.

I work with a broad range of therapists from different modalities and believe that diversity in trainings creates a breadth of experience that can positively challenge and support.

I work relationally with supervision clients and offer a soulful, safe and supportive space to explore with openness and curiosity. I empower my clients to grow into their roles as therapists. I enjoy working with trainees and established therapists.

As well as offering my private practice at The Wilbury Clinic, I work for a respected and innovative London-based charity that uses a community-based and trauma informed approach to address the life-threatening effects of childhood adversity in people of all ages.

I practice within the BACP Ethical Framework and am committed to providing supervision in a safe, confidential and non-judgemental environment.

 Like anything else supervision can become habitual and lose the creative edge. I wish to provide a safe, inspiring, creative, yet challenging and professional space for you to explore your therapy wok. Supervision is designed to keep the creative juices flowing. So, I offer an environment where we can both be honest and keep this a valuable, nurturing, robust environment for reflective and reflexive practice.

Supervision exists for numerous reasons, some being:

• To encourage high quality therapy to provide value to clients
• To help supervisees have a better (more integrated) sense of the therapeutic process.
• To help supervisees develop principles of best ethical professional practice.
• To help supervisees grow in professional confidence.
• To help supervisees explore alternative ways to understand particular client issues.
• To help supervisees develop their own unique therapeutic style.
• It should be collegial and include the elements of: normative (whats happening), formative (educative) and restorative (self care).
• To protect clients

MSc Psychotherapy, PGDip Humanistic Psychotherapeutic Counselling. MBACP. UKCP. 

Individuals: £90.00 for 50 minutes 

Couples: £150.00 for 75 minutes

I have experience working with anxiety, depression, addiction, abuse, bereavement, relationship issues, and personal development.