Supervision & Consultation
Specialist Supervision from a Psychoanalytic Perspective
Whether you’re a trainee just beginning your clinical journey, an experienced practitioner navigating complex therapeutic work, or part of a multidisciplinary team seeking reflective support, supervision can offer a vital space for insight, growth, and containment. My approach to supervision is grounded in psychoanalytic thinking, shaped by over a decade of experience within both NHS services and independent practice. I offer a thoughtful, contained environment where professionals can explore the emotional impact of their work, think deeply about clinical process and relational dynamics, and develop greater confidence and clarity in their roles.
Who I Work With
I offer individual and group supervision to:
Trainee and qualified Child Psychotherapists
Allied health professionals, including those in CAMHS, perinatal services, social care, and education
Professionals seeking reflective spaces grounded in psychoanalytic thinking
I currently supervise groups for Tavistock Relationships’ National Centre for the Supervision of Parent-Infant Relationships, a national programme focused on strengthening early relationships between infants and their caregivers.
Supervision Options Available
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Regular Monthly Supervision
Ongoing, scheduled sessions offering a dedicated space to reflect on clinical work, explore emotional dynamics, and support professional development from a psychoanalytic perspective.
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Ad Hoc or Issue-Specific Consultation
One-off or short-term consultations to help clinicians think through complex cases, organisational challenges, or emotionally demanding work.
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Reflective Practice Groups
Facilitated group sessions for teams or peer groups, designed to develop reflective capacity, explore team dynamics, and enhance understanding of the emotional impact of the work.
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Clinical Supervision for Teams or Services
Tailored supervision for multidisciplinary teams or services such as CAMHS, parent-infant teams, or education and social care networks, supporting reflective practice and systemic thinking.
Why Psychoanalytic Supervision?
Psychoanalytic supervision creates space to explore unconscious dynamics in the work, the therapeutic relationship, and the broader professional context. It supports deeper insight, ethical thinking, and emotional resilience.
If you are interested in arranging supervision or would like to discuss your needs, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
