Supervision

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I provide integrative, trauma-informed supervision that supports both the personal and professional development of counsellors in training and frontline workers in high-impact roles.

 

My approach combines clinical insight with nervous system awareness, reflective practice, and relational safety — offering a grounded and supportive space to grow with confidence and care.

 

Supervision focuses on:

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• Navigating client dynamics with ethical clarity and emotional attunement

• Building self-awareness and reflective capacity using models like Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Polyvagal Theory

• Exploring transference, countertransference, and practitioner parts with compassion

• Strengthening professional identity, boundaries, and resilience

• Processing vicarious trauma and supporting nervous system regulation

• Developing trauma-informed, culturally aware, and client-centred practice

• Bridging theory with real-world application, especially in complex cases

• Fostering authenticity, creativity, and confidence in therapeutic work

• Addressing sensitive topics such as Complex-PTSD, Addiction, Self-Harm and Suicidation

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I am especially passionate about supporting:

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• Counsellors in training or early career

• Practitioners working with trauma, crisis, abuse, or complex mental health

• Social workers, youth workers, educators, and NGO staff exposed to frontline pressures

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Supervision is not just a requirement — it's a vital anchor.

It’s where you are seen, supported, challenged, and reminded that your well-being matters as much as the clients you serve.