Supervision is a professional, confidential partnership between the supervisor and supervisee.  It is designed to support and develop the skills, knowledge and experience of the supervisee in order to maximise the efficacy of the therapeutic relationship for the supervisee’s clients. A key function of the relationship is to ensure ethical and safe practice, whilst promoting an environment supportive of growth and development for the supervisee.

 This is achieved by regular discussion, which focuses on;

• Providing an opportunity to discuss client cases and other issues which may impact on the ability of the therapist to meet the needs of their clients.

• Sharing responsibility for ensuring safe and ethical practice in relation to therapeutic practice.

• Sharing responsibility for the ongoing development of skills, knowledge and understanding in therapeutic practice.

Our practitioners who are also qualified Clinical Supervisors are;

• Su Ricks-McPherson