I am currently training to be a qualified supervisor on a CPCAB Level 6 course and offering 1-2-1 supervision online for counsellors for £40 for an hour a month, or £60 for 1.5 hours a month or 45 minutes every 2 weeks. Counsellors must be CPCAB Level 4 Diploma qualified or equivalent. These supervision hours would count towards BACP membership requirements.
My background is in person-centred counselling, qualifying in 2016, and accredited with BACP in 2022. Most of my client work has been online with private clients and insurance referrals dealing with grief/loss and anxiety. I can also be a useful addition to your primary supervisor to explore setting up a private practice, working with race and ethnicity, or working towards accreditation.
My aims as a supervisor are to help you build competence and confidence in your practice – to help you feel less stuck with client work; to develop your own internal supervisor; and to recognise and uphold the professional boundaries and ethical framework that matter to you.
Testimonies from peer group supervision colleagues:
“Supervision with Jen felt insightful, person-centred, and professional. Jen is an experienced therapist and her professional knowledge was an absolute asset to our supervision process and I felt so held and full of growth every time I came out of our group supervision. I would highly recommend Jen to any person-centred counsellors!”
“I’ve been in a peer supervision group with Jen for over a year now. I rate many things about her supervision. Her style is a good balance of support and challenge. Her breadth of knowledge makes her one of my go-to people for professional advice. I particularly appreciate her can-do attitude and excellent organisation skills – they’ve helped me to go out of my comfort zone, while at the same time, remaining grounded and practical.“
Check out my BACP blog “Unpacking the burden of grief”: A guide for therapists on supporting clients through loss.