I'm a HCPC reg Clinical and Counselling Psychologist and I specialise in working with trauma. As a supervisor, I offer clinical supervision to qualified HCPC registered psychologists (especially within counselling and clinical modality, although I also have experience of working for forensic psychologists), CBT therapists (including trainees working towards their accreditation), other qualified therapists and counsellors and other HCPC registered helping professionals. I have experience of providing clinical supervision to trainees at universities (e.g. University of Hertfordshire, University of Reading) as well as in clinical and private settings. My overall aim is to provide supportive, non-judgemental, yet honest and developmental feedback. I believe that supervision should serve a several key functions, including: – Providing a safe environment to explore and examine our own emotions and reactions in response to the work, – Providing space to support wellbeing (restorative aspect of supervisory space) – Providing a supportive environment in which we can truly consider any ethical concerns in order to ensure client welfare and professional standards, – Providing a platform for developing knowledge, skills and understanding, which, in turn, increases clinicians’ effectiveness . The extent to which these different aspects are stressed is dependent on your own needs. In line with my own practice, I offer supervision for clinicians who integrate different theoretical models