Supervision that supports reflective, effective practice
CBT supervision and Counselling supervision tailored to your role, experience and goals.
BABCP Accredited CBT Supervisor
BABCP Accredited CBT Therapist
BACP Accredited Counsellor
CBT SUPERVISION
Having worked as a counsellor since 2011, I went on to complete my postgraduate qualification in CBT in 2020. My experience across both approaches has given me an appreciation of the importance of the therapeutic relationship alongside structured, evidence-based CBT interventions.
I currently work as a Clinical Supervisor within the NHS and also provide private CBT supervision. Through these roles, I support therapists in developing their clinical skills, building confidence in their practice and working through the challenges that can arise in therapy.
I offer a supportive and collaborative space where we can reflect on your clinical work, explore different perspectives and develop your understanding and application of CBT.
Supervision can include strengthening CBT formulations, exploring treatment approaches, planning behavioural experiments and developing confidence in applying evidence-based CBT models. We can also reflect on the therapeutic relationship, recognise your existing strengths and explore areas where you would like to develop further.
Whether you’re newly qualified or an experienced CBT therapist, supervision is tailored to your individual needs, clinical experience and professional development goals.
My aim is to provide supervision that feels supportive, reflective and practical, where we can think together, build on your strengths and develop greater confidence in the clinical decisions you make and the therapy you offer.
Build on Your Counselling Skills with CBT
Enhance your existing approach. Broaden your therapeutic toolkit.
I began my journey as a counsellor in 2011, and the core conditions and values of counselling remain central to how I work today. When I trained in CBT, I discovered how the two approaches could complement one another, bringing together the depth of the therapeutic relationship with practical ways of understanding and working with the difficulties clients experience.
I believe adding CBT skills doesn’t mean leaving behind what makes you a good counsellor. It means building on what you already do well, developing new perspectives and having more options available when working with your clients.
Supervision tailored to you and your practice
If you’re a counsellor interested in bringing CBT into your work, I offer flexible, ad hoc supervision sessions where we can:
Explore practical CBT skills and techniques that complement your counselling approach.
Look at individual client difficulties through a CBT lens.
Develop a greater understanding of the patterns that may be maintaining a client’s difficulties.
Explore how CBT interventions might be introduced naturally into your existing therapeutic work.
Build your confidence in using CBT-informed approaches with clients.
Whether you’re curious about CBT, looking for fresh ideas with a particular client, or wanting to develop your skills over time, we can work at a pace that suits you.