Clinical Supervision | 1:1 & Group | Integrative & Relational

Supervision that is personalised, present and protective. Bournemouth and Online Availability

1-1 Clinical Supervision

One-to-one supervision creates a space where your specific practice, questions, and emotional landscape are held with full attention.

This may include:

Case exploration through a shame-aware and somatic lens
Working with countertransference and parts work
Navigating rupture and repair in the therapeutic relationship
Honouring your capacity, limits, and pace as a practitioner
Integrating your therapeutic approach with your values

This is a space where your practitioner-self can rest, reset, and reflect.

Group Supervision (Max 1:4)

Group supervision offers a richly layered space with no more than four members, each practitioner has time to bring their whole self, not just a “case.”

In this space, you’ll find:

Collaborative insight grounded in multiple perspectives
Gentle challenge and relational accountability
Normalisation of practice challenges and emotional processing
Exposure to diverse modalities and lived experience
A shared commitment to ethical, present-moment, relational work

Group supervision is ideal for those who value co-regulation, shared learning, and a collective sense of honour and presence.

My Approach as a Supervisor

As an integrative therapist and supervisor, I draw from a breadth of well-established frameworks to ensure our supervision work is both robust and responsive to you:
The Seven-Eyed Model (Hawkins & Shohet): exploring client dynamics, therapeutic relationships, practitioner process, and systemic context with layered awareness
The Cyclical Model (Page & Wosket): a structured yet flexible container for reflection, focus, exploration, and integration
The Functional Model (Inskipp & Proctor): balancing the normative (ethical), formative (developmental), and restorative (supportive) functions of supervision

These models don’t just live in a textbook, they shape how we meet, explore, and evolve together. They ensure that our work remains ethical, embodied, and emotionally resonant.

The HONOUR Reflective Supervision Framework

Alongside the supervision models, I also use a reflective approach developed within Place To Talk Therapies: 'The HONOUR Reflective Supervision Framework'.

The approach aligns with the emphasis within the BACP Ethical Framework on reflective practice, professional accountability, and maintaining safe and ethical client care.

Is This Right for You?

Supervision with me may be the right fit if you’re:

☑ A trainee, newly qualified, or seasoned practitioner

☑ Working with shame, trauma, or emotionally complex material

☑ Looking for supervision that values depth, ethics, and relational presence

☑ Tired of ticking boxes and craving something more alive