Our heart glows, and secret unrest gnaws at the root of our being. Dealing with the unconscious has become a question of life for us –  Carl Jung

Clinical Supervision and Consultation

I offer Art Psychotherapy and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy clinical supervision and consultation, along with reflective, psychological practice-based supervision and consultation to other professions such as clinical psychologist, mental health nurse, within my Nottingham Art Therapy practice.

I offer individual and small group supervision and consultation to qualified and experienced practitioners across orientations, trainees, managers, and those with pastoral roles, working within health, social care and related areas within statutory, education and charitable organisations. Particular expertise is in the areas of child, adolescent and family mental health, and adult mental health issues, trauma, and issues pertaining to psychological well-being across the spectrum of humankind.

Choosing a supervisor and consultant needs careful consideration. Supervision should be a place to reflect on and process your work where you feel both supported and challenged, with the client taking centre stage. With a focus on psychodynamic, systemic, neurology and attachment principles within a relational process and client-centred model, image-making and other creative means can be used as part of the process, in the better understanding of unconscious, process material of yours and your client towards informing and promoting best and evidence-based practice. Specialist consultation on child and adolescent mental health, psychological development and trauma are particular areas of expertise on offer.

Please contact me at my Nottingham Art Therapy practice for further information click link to contact me

Fees

Supervision: £65.00 – £75.00 per 60 mins session

Consultation to organisations: to be agreed depending on organisation’s requirements

Recent supervise feedback 

‘I don’t know how I would have continued to be able to reflect on my practice without the help, support and appreciation of the work I do, in supervision…’

‘The supervision relationship has remained constant and containing which has enabled me to reflect on the difficult work I do…’

‘In supervision I always gain some distance so I can reflect more deeply on therapy processes…’

‘In supervision I can express how much the work affects me, without fear of judgement, to then have more space to think about my clients…’