You can quickly find a supervisor near you via our interactive map. Bear in mind that with the discovery of video conferencing solutions such as Zoom during 2020 that you are, if you wish, able to access supervision online so geographic location may be less of a concern.
The following is the full list of our current approved members. While proximity may be important to you please also take time to view their profiles to fine the right person to work with you.
We suggest that if you cannot decide between supervisors that you arrange to have a chat with those you like the look of to assist your decision. For an initial discussion please contact supervisors directly using the details that they have provided.
I started my career in the law many years ago as a commercial shipping lawyer working for 2 large city law firms. After 12 years in shipping & 2 children I moved to what was then perceived by many at the time as the ‘soft ‘option... family law. How wrong was that...
Family lawyers build trusting relationships with their clients and provide them with a tremendous amount of support at one of the most challenging times in their lives. A confidential supervision space is your time to talk about your work. It is a vital...
I have been a busy family lawyer for 26 years acting for clients going through probably the most stressful event of their lives including two tragically lost to suicide. If you are a family lawyer reading this, it will probably resonate if I say that I have mostly...
Legal supervision is your time, your space, and your personal well-being will be at the very centre of our work together. I decided to train as a Legal Supervisor, following an extended period of work with a family lawyer. The cumulative effect of dealing with a...
Gillian has been a solicitor for over 35 years and a specialist family lawyer for the last 25 years. During that time she has developed passion for learning more about the context of the work she does. For many years she chaired the Skills and Support committee of...
As both a practicing family lawyer and practicing family law supervisor, I can assure you that you need family law supervision. Why? Because we all do. I qualified as a lawyer in 2001, and later as a mediator and collaborative family lawyer. I am now a Partner, and...
Not being a lawyer enables me to see your daily working world with fresh eyes. Having worked as a caring professional for 38 years, training as a supervisor has given me a real insight into your profession. I am deeply impressed by the high levels of empathetic...
I am a Family Law Solicitor with over 20 years’ experience, having worked in a variety of firms, from high street to large London practices. I understand, at first hand, the particular challenges and demands of working in family law. I know how much I would have...
Claire has worked in Family Law since 1990. Claire’s career has taken her from the challenges of being Head of Department in a high street firm to starting a niche mediation firm. She is one the founders of the Portsmouth, Chichester & South Downs Collaborative Law...
A little bit about me: I have been a family law solicitor for over 20 years and for 13 years I ran my own family law practice so am keenly aware of the stresses and strains that come with job. As a believer in keeping family conflict to a minimum I also trained to be...
At the start of my training as a psychotherapist, I envisaged supervision as a form of overbearing interference. The discovery of how wrong I was led to the flowering of what I now see as the true nature of care: that it is a shared human endeavour, based on kindness,...
After studying psychology for seven years, I wanted to focus on the unique experiences of the individual, this is where my journey really began. I qualified as a counselling psychotherapist specialising in supporting clients whose relationship had ended. I soon began...
Maria’s path into training as a supervisor and therapist came after moving to Bath two decades ago, stepping back from a career in Business Banking. Since then, she has found working in the field of mental health and wellbeing hugely rewarding. Therapy and supervision...
I am a registered systemic psychotherapist with UKCP, an Association for Family Therapy accredited supervisor and have undertaken the FLiP faculty conversion training in order to supervise Family Lawyers. I began my career as a mobility officer for visually impaired...
Ruth is a psychotherapist and supervisor and has been practising in and around Bristol for 15 years. She has a wide and varied client base, including individuals, couples, separated parents and families. After a successful career as a manager in the voluntary and...
“out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and right doing there is a field. I’ll meet you there” Rumi I am registered both as a Child and Family Systemic Psychotherapist and as a Systemic Supervisor. I have completed an additional training in Family Law Supervision. I work as...
I have a passion for people’s mental health and well-being. My journey began over 25 years ago when I volunteered for SSAFA supporting families within the military and then delivered alternative education programmes to children aged 9-16. I am a qualified...
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