
ALT I have space for supervisees! It's been quite a while since I have space in my practice to put this kind of message out there, so I am really pleased to be able to offer this now. I am best known for my work around harm in therapy, and also neurodivergence and social justice activism. As a supervisor, I am collaborative in my approach, and keen to foster an environment where we can think courageously about the work we do with clients, take risks in our supervision conversations, and where you can be met with respect and empathy, as well as with a collegial perspective. I love conversations about ethics, and process. I don't think that there is one right answer, and I don't feel that a supervisor's role is to tell therapists what to do - I think that cultivating a space where we are thinking ethically together, and where a supervisee can develop their own, individual ethical and therapeutic thinking, is at the heart of what supervision can be. I am also available for short-term su


