Clinical Supervision
Building confidence and professional growth
Specialising in integrative therapy (talking, art, play and mindfulness) for children, teenagers and adults
The right fit
Being a therapist can be rewarding but also tough at times and we all need help and support. Perhaps you’re in training or have qualified and are still finding your feet. It’s normal to feel overwhelmed and unsure at times and clinical supervision with someone you trust can be the grounding anchor that helps you through those challenging moments.
In it together
The right supervisor is like having someone on your team, someone you can share your worries or concerns with, who can guide you through legal or ethical dilemmas and help you develop your skills as a counsellor. Having an integrative supervisor can help to expand your repertoire and invite in a fresh perspective.
Finding a supervisor who has an in-depth understanding of emotional development in different age groups, each with their unique challenges and legal implications, is vital to this work. Perhaps you want a space to develop your creative interventions, play therapy or mindfulness skills. An experienced specialist to support, guide, and challenge you is essential for professional growth.
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Low cost sessions are available - send an enquiry to find out more
Hello, I’m Pippa
With extensive experience working in schools, universities and private practice supporting children, young people and adults as a counsellor and teacher, I warmly support fellow counsellors in their therapeutic work following the completion of an advanced certificate in clinical supervision in 2024. I have been running my private practice in-person and online since 2018.
I understand the challenges faced by counsellors and have worked hard at my own self-care practices to create a rewarding, enriching and sustainable work-life. I really enjoy sharing supportive ideas and creating a respectful partnership to help you make sense of things and develop as a practitioner.
My background and training are in integrative counselling using play therapy and the arts. I highly value reflecting on the deeper meaning of therapeutic interactions, play and creative interventions with clients. My approach is person-centred and psychodynamic with other influences (e.g. CBT and positive psychology). Outside of therapy, I teach yoga and mindfulness and incorporate mindfulness and breathing techniques into my therapy practice.
I hold an advanced certificate in supervision, MSc in psychoanalytic developmental psychology (research referenced in a publication on adolescent wellbeing within a school setting), diploma in practitioner skills for eating disorders and a diploma in child counselling.
Get in touch for a free session
Low cost sessions are available - send an enquiry to find out more