Clinical Supervision

Clinical supervision isn’t just a place to review; it’s a space to reflect, to feel into the work, and to stay close to what it asks of us. I offer supervision for psychotherapists, movement practitioners, creative arts therapists, and multi-disciplinary professionals who are holding others in complex, relational work.

My approach is grounded in psychodynamic thinking, shaped by somatic awareness, and held through the lens of lived clinical experience. Sometimes we bring clinical material. Sometimes we sit with what isn’t fully formed yet, the unconscious material, the stuckness, the subtle shifts in the room.

I trained in Clinical Supervision at the Society of Analytical Psychology, with a focus on psychoanalytic and Jungian approaches. While my clinical roots and core training lie in psychodynamic Dance Movement Psychotherapy, my supervisory work is broad and integrative. It holds the body and the unconscious as central sources of knowing.

I work across the lifespan, from clinicians supporting children and adolescents to those working in adult services. Much of my work is grounded in services supporting people with complex needs and personality disorders. I am particularly attuned to the emotional demands of working in institutional systems that carry trauma and organisational pressure, and I draw upon creative practices to promote understanding, motivation, and meaning-making, with a primary goal to safeguard the work and prevent clinical burnout.

I facilitate reflective practice spaces within medical, educational, and community settings, spaces where teams can think together, feel together, and begin to understand how unconscious processes move through their working lives and relationships. These sessions often become places of restoration, insight, and reconnection to purpose.

Whether you are in private practice, part of a care team, or working within a large organisation, supervision here offers space to be held while you hold others. Space to stay close to your own intuition, creativity, and humanity within the work.

If you would like to book a supervisory session, please visit the Contact and Bookings page.