Clinical Supervision

Supervision is a confidential and collaborative process designed to enhance your professional growth, reflect on your client work, and ensure ethical practice. Whether you are a trainee, newly qualified or experienced therapist, supervision provides a wonderful opportunity to deepen your understanding, discuss your concerns, share ideas, stimulate inspiration, and absorb new knowledge.HC Joshua Chandler

In line with my core training in counselling and psychotherapy, I work as a Humanistic and Integrative supervisor. Within this model I actively encourage the development of a supervisee’s knowledge, confidence, competence, and creativity and to apply their skills in the professional setting. I do this by providing a safe, supportive, and validating space whereby the quality of the supervisory relationship can develop.

There are many areas of your clinical work that will be explored and supported such as: your on-going client work and caseload management; contracting; interventions and reflections on practice; development of your clinical and observational skills; initial assessment; risk assessment, as well as your own goals and strategies for professional growth and development.

Clinical Supervision should be appropriate to your needs - tailored to where you are on your journey as a therapist.

There are many areas of your clinical work that will be explored and supported such as: your on-going client work and caseload management; contracting; interventions and reflections on practice; development of your clinical and observational skills; initial assessment; risk assessment, as well as your own goals and strategies for professional growth and development.

As well as holding the Humanistic stance that clients and therapists can find their own answers given the right conditions, I also emphasise the importance of offering insights based on self-psychology, attachment theory, neuroscience, child development theory and endeavour to make sense of unconscious processes. It is inevitable that this will occur within the therapeutic work and so I will be exploring parallel processes, projections, transference, and countertransference as part of the supervisee-supervisor and client-therapist relationship.

I work collaboratively with my supervisees so that they can begin to develop their own internal supervisor and critical thinking. It is my intention to support and guide you as well as challenge you in a way that is productive and beneficial to you and your clients. In this space, you will be encouraged to ask questions, challenge views, express your thoughts and fears, evaluate boundaries, and take responsibility for the integrity of the profession. Whilst supervision is mandatory as part of ensuring safe and ethical practice, it is also a gift of self-care that provides us with encouragement and inspiration during the more challenging times.

Who is Clinical Supervision For?

  • Qualified Counsellors

    Enhance your therapeutic skills, maintain ethical standards, and receive guidance on challenging cases.

  • Trainee Counsellors

    Gain essential support during your training, build confidence, and develop your professional identity.

  • Psychotherapists

    Deepen your understanding of complex therapeutic issues, refine your practice, and ensure ongoing professional development.

  • Mental Health Professionals

    Whether you are a psychologist, social worker, or other mental health professional, our supervision services support your well-being and professional growth.

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Horizon Counselling provides comprehensive supervision services for counsellors, therapists, and mental health professionals seeking to enhance their practice.