Quick reference

One-to-one supervision: £80 for a 50-minute online session, or £120 for a 90-minute online session.
Group supervision: £45 per month for a 2-hour group session, capped at four supervisees. Full details on the group supervision page.
Concessions: Flexible rates for trainees, or for practitioners whose own client fees fall below my standard rate (subject to availability).
Annual review: Fees are reviewed each year on 1 January
Typical rhythm (1:1): Most supervisees meet for 50 minutes every two weeks or 90 minutes monthly, with a minimum of 1.5 hours of supervision per calendar month for ongoing work.

Approach to supervision

My supervision approach is pluralistic and reflective-practice-focused, with a keen interest in the therapist and their process. The supervision space is collaborative and dialogical, attending both to clinical material and to how you experience your work and clients. I aim to create a reflective environment that supports your professional growth and self-awareness.

All client material brought to supervision should be fully anonymised.

Fees & payment

Invoices are issued on the first of each month and payable by bank transfer in GBP or EUR within 14 days. Your initial payment must clear before our first session.
If a third party covers the fee, we'll agree the arrangements at the outset so invoices go to the right place.
If you're looking for therapy rather than supervision, see therapy fees and session information.

Frequency & structure

Most one-to-one supervisees settle into a rhythm of fortnightly 50-minute sessions or a single 90-minute session each month - whichever keeps momentum while meeting your professional-body requirements. I also welcome qualified practitioners seeking ad-hoc or consultative supervision as needed, outside an ongoing arrangement.

Group supervision runs on a fixed monthly cadence with the same small group of colleagues over time.

Contracting & policies

Before ongoing work begins, we complete a written supervision agreement covering confidentiality, logistics, payment expectations, and ethical practice. Contracts are signed electronically and you'll receive a copy once signed. Group supervision uses a separate agreement reflecting the shared format.

Rescheduling (1:1). If you need to move a session, please give at least 72 hours' notice and I'll reschedule within the same or following month.

Short-notice cancellations (1:1). Cancelling with less than 72 hours' notice means the slot is used and the monthly fee stands - whatever the reason. I do build in one exception per rolling 12-month period: once a year, I'll try to reschedule a short-notice cancellation if my diary allows.

Group sessions. Because group sessions go ahead with the rest of the group, missed sessions cannot be refunded, rescheduled, or made up.

Preparing for our first session

Ahead of the initial consultation you'll complete a short questionnaire about you, your current or anticipated work, and what you're looking for in supervision. This lets us use the time to focus on your priorities and how we'll collaborate.

Confidentiality & data

For qualified therapists, the supervisory relationship remains between the two of us. I do not enter into data-sharing agreements with agencies, funders, or employers.

You can read more about how I handle and process data on my Privacy Policy.

Forms & admin

For therapists in training, those seeking accreditation, or supervisees requiring references, I'm happy to complete the required placement/course paperwork. Where it's brief, it's included; where it requires more time, we'll either cover it in session or agree a pro-rata charge.

Between-session contact

Brief admin queries (scheduling, invoicing) are always welcome by email. For one-to-one supervisees, short clinical check-ins of around five minutes are part of your monthly arrangement - if something genuinely won't keep until our next session, get in touch. For anything more substantive, we'll book additional time at the published rate so it gets the attention it deserves.

Group supervision works differently — between-session clinical contact isn't part of the group format, and urgent clinical matters should go to your one-to-one supervisor or appropriate professional channels.

Current availability

I'm currently working at capacity for one-to-one supervision and maintain a waiting list — I'll offer the next open slot by email once one opens up.

For group supervision, see the Collaborative Clinical Supervision Groups page for current cohort availability.

Book a free supervision consultation

When you're ready to proceed, book your free supervision consultation so we can talk through fit, format, and timing.

FAQs

Do you offer in-person supervision? My supervision is online and I am not currently offering in-person sessions.

What platforms do you use? I typically use Zoom and can accommodate other secure platforms by agreement.

Which professional bodies do you work with? I work with counsellors and psychotherapists registered with BACP, UKCP, HCPC, NCPS and equivalent bodies. If you're unsure about your minimum supervision requirement, bring your membership guidance to our first meeting.

What's the difference between one-to-one and group supervision? One-to-one supervision gives you the whole session focused on your work, with flexibility on frequency and format. Group supervision is one 2-hour session per month with up to three other supervisees - lower cost but rarely sufficient on its own as your full supervisory cover. Many supervisees combine the two.

Does group supervision count toward my BACP supervisory hours? Yes - because the group is capped at four supervisees, BACP members can claim it at 50%, meaning the 2-hour monthly session contributes one hour toward your formal supervisory requirement.

What happens if I need to cancel one-to-one supervision last-minute? With 72+ hours' notice, I'll reschedule within the same or following month. With less than 72 hours' notice, the slot is used and the monthly fee stands - but I build in one exception per rolling 12 months where I'll try to reschedule short-notice cancellations if my diary allows.