Helping others has always felt like a natural part of who I am. Perhaps it is something we have in common, and one of the reasons you became a therapist too?
As a teenager, my friends often told me how easy I was to talk to. I was the person they could share anything with, and I loved being there for them.
In my college years, my curiosity lead me to a counselling skills courses. I quickly learnt one of the best ways to support someone isn’t by offering advice (which I was very good at!) but by listening to them with curiosity and without judgement.
Through life experiences including becoming a parent and attending personal therapy, I have learnt how to manage feelings of overwhelm and anxiety, how to recognise people-pleasing and perfectionist behaviours and navigate challenges that life can bring. My experiences have positively shaped and strengthened who I am as a person and the therapist I am today.
As a supervisor, I bring empathy and compassion to all of my sessions. I want to highlight and celebrate your successes, notice when things are going well and support you during challenging and difficult moments along the way.
What working with me looks like:
- A calm, relaxed and friendly space where you can speak openly and honestly.
- Time to pause and reflect upon your current practices. There is space to bring topics of your choosing and an invitation to discuss other topics too.
- Discussions around evidence-based practice; what does this mean and how can we ensure our practice is evidence based?
- Clear expectations of working together. What does successful supervision look like? How do you like to work? How will we navigate if things go wrong? How can I best support you?
- 17 years of my experience working with a range of children and young people with speech, language and communication differences. Whilst I specialise in stammering, I have supported lots of other children in different settings too (I have worked in schools my whole career).
- Online sessions or face to face sessions in Southwater and the surrounding areas.
- A pre-session questionnaire where you can share what you are looking for and how I can best support you.
- An invitation to consider future goals or aims, discussions around continuing professional development (CPD) and meeting HCPC standards.
- A follow up email from me afterwards with any resources, reminders or links we discuss.
- An invitation to a post-session feedback form, to help me make future sessions as helpful to you as possible.
Costs:
Regular clinical (professional) supervision sessions
60-minutes per session (sessions to be booked and completed within a 12-month period)
12 sessions: £55 per session
9 sessions: £60 per session
6 sessions: £65 per session
3 sessions: £70 per session
90-minutes per session (sessions to be booked and completed within a 12-month period)
12 sessions: £82.50 per session
9 sessions: £90 per session
6 sessions: £97.50 per session
3 sessions: £100 per session
One-off clinical (professional) supervision sessions
These sessions offer flexibility with no ongoing commitment required.
60-minute session: £75
90-minute session: £105
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