I strongly believe in the value of providing an Independent confidential space that supports you to look after yourself so you can better support your clients, reduce levels of stress and prevent burnout.
Reflective Practice Supervision offers an opportunity to feel heard and supported, and to explore how difficult cases and/or professional pressures are affecting you.
It is a hugely valuable space where you can speak about the complexities of your work and the relationships within it, safely and without judgement. This can help you consider different perspectives and understanding as well as finding ways to move forward when the work feels overwhelming.
In 2021 I qualified as a Family Law Supervisor with the FLiP Faculty, since then I have been offering supervision with Law practitioners across a range of legal disciplines and at different stages of their careers.
Alongside my supervision practice, I am a Mentalization Based Treatment Practitioner and have completed Reflective Practice Group Facilitation training with the Tavistock and Portman.
I have over 20 years’ experience working in the NHS helping individuals experiencing emotional dysregulation and complex relational difficulties as well as providing reflective practice supervision to colleagues.
This dual professional background allows me to offer a distinctive, relationally informed approach to supervision supporting meaningful reflection and professional growth.
If you would like to find out more about Reflective Practice Supervision in the legal profession please do get in touch.
