Supervision of Supervision Services

I offer Supervision of Supervision to Clinical Supervisors and Clinical Leads

My approach to Supervision of Supervision:

-Reflective practice

-The supervisory relationship

-The Unconscious in Supervision

-Power, privilege and difference.

-Race, culture and identity

-Systemic and organisational influences

-Intersectionality and Positionality

-Ethical practice, Risk Assessment and Professional Accountability.

Anti-oppressive Practice (AOP) in Supervision of Supervision

Anti-oppressive supervision of supervision involves recognising that in clinical supervision, like in therapy, things do not happen in a vacuum. Our identities, social positions, cultural experiences, experiences of privilege and marginalisation can influence clinical supervision and supervision of supervision, our clinical thinking and the decisions we make.

My aim is to create a supervisory and collegial space in which these experiences can be explored openly, thoughtfully and without assumptions.