Supervision

"Francie has great insight, integrity, compassion and wisdom in her work as a supervisor" – supervisee

Supervision for psychotherapists and counsellors

As an integrative supervisor, I have worked with counsellors and psychothrapists from a wide range of different modalities.

My aim is to create a relationship of respectful mutuality to explore and support your clinical work and help you develop autonomy and responsibility in keeping your practice safe and ethical.

I offer both individual and small-group supervision.

I have facilitated supervision training groups in London universities for over a decade. In 2017, I co-published an article, ‘Learning in Psychotherapy Group Supervision: Transcending Complementarity and the Generative Potential of Group Conflict’ in the British Journal of Psychotherapy.

I am on the UKCP Supervisor Directory (in the UK) and hold an MSc in Supervision and Consultation from the UK’s University of Surrey.

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