Clinical supervision is a formal process of professional support, for the therapist/practioner/manager to reflect on their clinical practice or organisation, bringing opportunities for growth and development. Supervision offers a reflective space for insight into both personal and professional experiences in a safe environment that is supportive and encouraging of both.

The Aim of Clinical Supervision is to provide opportunities to reflect in depth about all aspects of your practice to work as effectively, creatively, safely and ethically as possible while also attending to wider self-care and boundaries for yourself and to sustain the.personal resourcefulness required to undertake your work caseload.

Working as a creative Psychotherapist, Siobhan’s approach as a clinical supervisor is uniquely designed to work creatively, which includes the use of therapeutic modalities, application of therapeutic frameworks, theory and creative approaches to help support understanding of the processes occurring within the therapist/practitioner/manager relationship and their clients/staff.

Alongside Siobhan’s modality she will utilise the Seven-Eyed Model of Supervision developed by Peter Hawkins and Robin Shohet, in helping to support the supervisee reflect on their practice/organisation.

Siobhan Can Offer:

• Clinical Supervision (1:1);
• Group Supervision;
• Organisational Supervision;
• Student Clinical Supervision.