CBT Accredited Supervision

If you are self-funding your training to become a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist, I can support you over the course of your training. 

I can relate to the stressors of working full-time whilst training and maintaining a healthy work-life balance; ensuring you have access to a supportive and understandig supervisor can make a world of difference.

My own experience of High Intensity Therapist training at the University of Manchester offered a mix of both Cognitive and Behavioural formulations and treatment protocols, so I am in a strong position to support you with a variety of approaches to presenting mental health problems.

Congrats on completing your training! Being newly qualified can feel daunting and is statistically the most common stage of clinical work where practitioners can experience imposter syndrome and/or insecurities around their clinical ability. I'm here to ensure you can reach your full clinical potential and evidence the reasons you successfully accessed and completed your HIT training in the first place.

If you are a fellow experienced practitioner looking for CBT supervision and an opportunity to build on your wealth of existing knowledge, I look forward to meeting you. 

Alongside my private practice, I work full-time in an NHS 'Talking Therapies' service, meaning I work with and successfully treat a broad range of different presenting common mental health difficulties every week. I also supervise trainee and qualified Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners within my NHS role, meaning I have a broad range of insight into the typical presentations of clients accessing private therapy.

I have a personal interest in anxiety disorders, particularly OCD and trauma-based presenting difficulties. My continued professional development (CPD) specifically in these areas makes me a valuable asset to fellow clinicians seeking guidance in evidence-based protocol, treatment and intervention approaches.

If you are a fellow experienced practitioner looking for CBT supervision and an opportunity to build on your wealth of existing knowledge, I look forward to meeting you. 

Alongside my private practice, I work full-time in an NHS 'Talking Therapies' service, meaning I work with and successfully treat a broad range of different presenting common mental health difficulties every week. I also supervise trainee and qualified Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners within my NHS role, meaning I have a broad range of insight into the typical presentations of clients accessing private therapy.

I have a personal interest in anxiety disorders, particularly OCD and trauma-based presenting difficulties. My continued professional development (CPD) specifically in these areas makes me a valuable asset to fellow clinicians seeking guidance in evidence-based protocol, treatment and intervention approaches.