Mentoring & Supervision

Clinical Supervision

A dual-purpose service blending professional mentoring and clinical supervision, providing mentees with tools for career advancement while meeting their supervision requirements.

Who is it for?

•    Early to mid-career therapists needing mentorship on professional development and clinical oversight.    

•    Therapists navigating challenging client presentations or exploring career paths like private practice, leadership, or specialisation.

Core Features: ​

Career Development Support:  

 •    Goal setting for short-term and long-term professional growth.  

 •    Guidance on accreditation, CPD requirements, and career transitions (e.g., moving to private practice or leadership roles).    

•    Developing specialisations (e.g., trauma-focused therapy, high-intensity CBT).    

Clinical Supervision:    

•    Case formulation reviews tailored to individual clients.    

•    Ethical and reflective practice guidance.    

•    Support for addressing complex or comorbid presentations.    

Practice Management Skills:  

•    Time management and workload balancing strategies   

•    Financial planning and ethical considerations for private practice    

•    Managing self-care to prevent burnout.  

Exclusive Resources:  

•    Templates for case formulation, treatment planning, and reflective practice.    

•    Access to evidence-based tools and reading lists tailored to mentees’ clinical needs.​

A focused service offering professional supervision to meet accreditation requirements, enhance clinical skills, and support therapists in managing complex cases.

Who is it for?

• Trainees completing therapy training programmes.

• Accredited therapists seeking to refine their practice and gain reflective insights.

• Supervisors-in-training looking for guidance and structured support.

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Core Features:

• One-to-One Supervision:

  • Case formulation and treatment planning for complex clients.

  • Focus on ethical practice and boundary setting.

  • Regular feedback and reflective discussions to enhance confidence and skills.

• Group Supervision:

  • Collaborative learning environment with 3–6 participants.

  • Case presentations, shared experiences, and practical solutions.

  • Opportunity for peer support and diverse perspectives.

• Focus Areas:

  • Managing challenging client presentations.

  • Addressing therapist self-care and burnout.

  • Ethical decision-making and professional boundaries.

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