Supervision is an essential part of safe, ethical and reflective therapeutic practice. It offers a space to pause, to think, and to feel supported in the work we do with our clients. As a supervisor in training with The Awareness Centre, I offer supervision that is grounded in compassion, curiosity and clinical depth, with a particular focus on complex trauma, dissociation and Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID).
Over the last decade, I have worked extensively with clients who have experienced severe and prolonged trauma. My clinical background includes specialist training with Carolyn Spring, Suzette Boon, the European Society for Trauma and Dissociation, and advanced assessor training in dissociative disorders using both the SCID‑D (with Marlene Steinberg) and the Multidimensional Inventory of Dissociation (MID). I have delivered and created specialist CPD in these areas, and in 2026 I was invited to speak at an international trauma conference to share my clinical work on dissociation and DID.
Because of this specialist focus, I understand how difficult it can be to find a supervisor who can hold the weight, complexity and nuance of working with dissociation, parts, and high‑risk trauma presentations. My aim is to offer a supervisory space that feels steady, attuned and clinically robust somewhere you can bring the realities of your work without fear of judgement, and where your professional growth is supported with care and clarity.
I currently offer supervision at a reduced training rate until April 2027:
- £50 per hour
- £65 per 1.5 hours
This reduced‑cost supervision is intended to support therapists who are working with clients experiencing complex trauma, dissociation, CPTSD or DID, and who may benefit from specialist guidance as they deepen their practice.
Supervision sessions are collaborative and integrative, shaped around your modality, your clients, and your professional development. Together, we will explore clinical material, ethical considerations, risk, safeguarding, and the relational dynamics that arise in trauma‑focused work. My intention is always to help you feel grounded, confident and well‑supported in the work you do.
If you would like to arrange an initial conversation to see whether we might be a good fit to work together, you are welcome to get in touch. I look forward to meeting you and supporting you in your clinical journey.