I am a trained clinical supervisor for counsellors, psychotherapists, and arts psychotherapists. My supervisory approach is integrative and, when useful, I can incorporate creative tools to facilitate greater understanding of the client work. As a member of both the UKCP and the HCPC, I am familiar with both codes of ethics. I am able to support supervisees through challenging situations as a result of my supervisory training, and also from my own experience of working with many different client groups and supervisory approaches over the past two decades. My starting point is to offer the opportunity to take a personal and professional history from you as my supervisee and to get to know your ways of working, so that I can work congruently with you. My view is that the supervisory relationship is about not only my clinical responsibility for your clients, but also to support your development and individuation as a therapist. I will be looking to understand your gifts and challenges, to gently encourage where there are edges or areas to develop, and to provide a safe space to unpack your client work. For therapists in their first 300 hours post-qualifying, supervision sessions will need to be scheduled weekly, and after that, supervisees may opt for fortnightly or more frequently.