At Bloom Room MK, clinical supervision for counsellors and psychotherapists provides a reflective and relational space to contemplate your work, your clients, and your own role in the therapeutic process.
My supervision model is grounded in:
- Attachment-based thinking (Psychotherapeutic)
- Integrative practices (EMDR, Person Centered approach, Transactional Analysis, CBT, Psychotherapeutic)
- Couples Supervision
- Trauma-informed practice
- Nervous system awareness and Somatic Practice
- Relational depth and process
This psychotherapy supervision is not solely focused on 'getting it right.' Instead, it serves as a space to slow down, explore uncertainty, and grow, allowing us to make sense of what is unfolding in the therapeutic relationship.
My supervisor training integrates theoretical understanding, experiential learning, and live supervisory practice within the framework of clinical supervision. This approach recognizes supervision as a multi-layered process, delving into not just the client material, but also the dynamics between the therapist and client, as well as the internal experience of the therapist themselves, highlighting its relevance for psychotherapy supervision and supervision for counsellors.
My supervisor training integrates theoretical understanding, experiential learning, and live supervisory practice within the framework of clinical supervision. This approach recognizes supervision as a multi-layered process, delving into not just the client material, but also the dynamics between the therapist and client, as well as the internal experience of the therapist themselves, highlighting its relevance for psychotherapy supervision and supervision for counsellors.
Alongside my supervisor training, I bring over 6 years of experience in private practice, accumulating more than 4,500 client hours while navigating a wide range of presentations, including complex trauma, sexual abuse (SA) and domestic violence (DV), attachment difficulties, neurodivergence, and relational complexity.
My clinical supervision is grounded in an integrative, attachment-informed approach, supported by EMDR practice and a strong focus on nervous system awareness. This enables me to guide therapists through both psychological and somatic perspectives on their client work.
Additionally, I have experience providing psychotherapy supervision to therapists, helping them develop their own private practice while addressing the practical, ethical, and emotional aspects of working independently.
What I bring to supervision for counsellors is not just extensive experience, but a unique way of thinking—one that is curious, grounded, and dedicated to assisting you in making sense of what is occurring in your work, rather than merely finding solutions.
Supervision for counsellors is not merely about oversight or case management; it is a cornerstone of safe, ethical, and effective practice, crucial for both client wellbeing and therapist development. In line with my work in psychotherapy supervision, the focus will be on: understanding relational dynamics, exploring what is happening beneath the words, noticing how your own responses are shaped, and supporting you in developing confidence in your clinical thinking. This environment fosters a collaborative, non-hierarchical space where curiosity is valued over certainty.
Support Between Supervision Sessions
Sometimes something arises in practice that would benefit from reflection before your next scheduled supervision session. I offer optional 10-minute drop-in supervision sessions for these moments, providing a brief, contained space to think through one specific piece of work as it presents.
These sessions are designed to complement regular supervision rather than replace it, giving you access to another eye on the work when you need it.
Bloom Room MK Psychotherapeuric counselling & EMDR
Newton Leys, Milton Keynes, Bucks, MK3
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