The supervision that I offer addresses the interfaces of the personal, professional and systemic. Conversations may be about personal history; confidence; decision-making; communication; interpersonal difficulties; progression; leadership; and/or discrimination and anti-oppressive practices. My PhD explored gender and ‘race’ in healthcare leadership, and informs my thinking about power, identity and the wider organisational and social contexts in which people work.

I have worked as a supervisor for over a decade. I offer supervision to counsellors and psychotherapists, and to other helping professionals such as psychologists, coaches, nurses and healthcare managers/leaders.

I'm interested in developing a collegial relationship with supervisees in which difficulties and triumphs - and everything in between - may be freely discussed and learnt from.

Here is a copy of the Agreement that I tend to discuss with supervisees in a first session. It is information about how I work, including practicalities as well as my policy on upholding confidentiality, data protection and ethics.

I connect with supervisees online via Zoom.

I have some years of experience as a trainer on a Counselling BA/Diploma at the Metanoia Institute (Middlesex University) in London. I'm familiar with some of the hurdles of being a trainee, and the work involved. And, of course, the experience of this is different for everyone.

Per session I charge between £65 and £85.

Many opt for fortnightly sessions. If we are not working on an ongoing basis I prefer to decide together the number of sessions.

I encourage you to 'shop around' to find the right supervisor for you. I believe, and evidence suggests, that the relationship between you and your supervisor is the most important factor in meeting your aims.

I'm available Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9am to 8pm; and on Wednesday evenings.