Supervision

In my practice, I work with Mental Health professionals who want to dive deeper into their own as well as their clients' interpsychic reactions.

I believe that the best clinical work happens when we allow ourselves to look deeply into our inner thoughts and processing, recognising where these might have arisen in our past. In other words, what narratives have we started to tell ourselves about self/other based on our past experiences? I call this the Shadow-Side of our practice - it is the stuff that often feels scary to share, but actually comes with us into the counselling room and impacts the clients we see. 

I do not shy away from 'the taboo' - meaning that together we can delve into even the hardest of topics in a safe, warm and collaborative space. 

In supervision - you will most likely laugh, have space to express anger and fear, as well as have a space to share some of the more frustrating or embarrassing things happening for you in session. All the human emotions are welcome in my practice - and in this way, you can start to develop a deeper sense of yourself, your clients and how to best provide a holding space for them. 

We are the technique! It is time we hone it.