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Supporting young people in schools is deeply rewarding, but it can also be demanding and emotionally complex. I offer reflective supervision for school counsellors, pastoral staff, listening teachers, and wellbeing officers, providing a safe and thoughtful space to explore challenges, strengthen confidence, and sustain resilience in your role. Where the guidelines of professional practice permit, this work may be recognised as supervision; where a formal clinical supervision is required, this can be taken up as mentorship for continuing professional development.

What This Support Offers

Supervision provides a dedicated time to pause and reflect on your practice, helping you:

  • Think through the challenges of supporting young people.

  • Develop greater confidence in your therapeutic approach.

  • Safeguard your own well-being while sustaining professional effectiveness.

A Neurodiversity Informed Perspective When Needed

Drawing on long experience in psychotherapy, multidisciplinary work team working and education, I bring an integrated perspective that bridges clinical and classroom worlds. This allows us to think together about neurodivergent clients — including those with autism, ADHD, and learning differences — in ways that are both practically grounded and therapeutically informed.

 

Who Is It For

  • School counsellors 

  • Pastoral care staff

  • Listening teachers

  • Wellbeing officers

 

Practicalities

Supervision sessions are available online or in person. They are charged at £90 per 50-minute session and invoiced termly in advance.

Additional Training & Workshops

Alongside supervision, I also provide INSET training and workshops for school teams on supporting neurodivergent learners. These interactive sessions are designed to equip staff with both practical strategies and reflective understanding. 

Next Steps

If you would like to explore supervision for yourself or your school team, please feel free to get in touch. I would be delighted to discuss how this could best support you and the young people in your care. 

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