Clinical Supervision across the Professions
Reflective, relational supervision for psychotherapists, counsellors and allied professions.
Supervision is the quiet companion of good therapeutic work. It offers a place to pause and notice how the work moves through you. What it awakens, what it asks of you, and what it costs.
At The Threshold Practice, supervision is relational and reflective. It is less about proving competence and more about staying close to the living process of therapy itself: the ways we meet, mirror, and are changed by those we sit with.
What Supervision Looks Like Here
Supervision is a clinical relationship in its own right. The work happens in the space between us, just as it does between you and your clients.
Together we explore clinical material, transference and countertransference, ethical edges, endings, and the impact of trauma, culture, and identity on the work. The process may include reflective dialogue, writing, or experiential approaches. Not as techniques to perform, but as ways of deepening clinical understanding and presence.
Supervision can also be a space for thinking and learning. A place to develop ideas, reflect on practice, and shape writing, teaching, or research that emerges from the work.
What I want most in a supervision relationship is honesty. The work asks too much of us to sit inside a relationship where we cannot be fully truthful about what we are doing, what we are missing, and what is moving in us.
Two Ways of Working Together
Ongoing Supervision
I provide ongoing online supervision to qualified and trainee therapists across the UK. This is the regular monthly or fortnightly supervisory relationship that holds your clinical work over time.
It is suited to therapists who want a consistent reflective space, attention to the ongoing arc of their cases, and a supervisor who can hold both the clinical and developmental dimensions of practice.
Fee: £65 per session
Specialist Consultation
For therapists in Ireland and internationally working in particular clinical areas, I offer specialist consultation sessions. These are one-to-one consultations focused on a specific clinical question, case, or area of practice where my training and research are most useful.
Consultation can be a single session or an ongoing thread alongside your primary supervision. It is not a substitute for accredited supervision in your jurisdiction, but a specialist resource you draw on for the work that sits closest to my areas of expertise.
Fees on request
Areas of Specialism
I bring particular depth to consultation and supervision in:
Gender, sexuality, and relationship diversity (GSRD), including kink, non-monogamy, and queer relational practice
Adolescent and young adult mental health, particularly with boys and young men
The inner lives of gay and bisexual men: shame, intimacy, masculinity, belonging
The manosphere, online radicalisation, and contemporary masculinity
Shame and identity-focused relational work
Neurodivergence
Working with parents/families
Trauma-informed practice
Eco-based and outdoor therapeutic work
Existential psychotherapy
Therapists in placement, early career, or rebuilding their practice
If your clinical question sits inside or near these areas, I am likely to be a useful person to think alongside.
Who I Supervise
I work with:
Qualified therapists looking for ongoing supervision in the UK
Trainee therapists in placement, including those building toward accreditation
Senior practitioners seeking specialist consultation on specific cases or clinical themes
Therapists working in or moving into GSRD, adolescent, or men's mental health work
Clinicians integrating writing, teaching, or research with their clinical practice
Therapists in the queer and neurodivergent communities
I supervise across modalities. What I look for is not a shared theoretical orientation but a shared willingness to take the work, and ourselves, seriously.
How Supervision Happens
All supervision and consultation takes place online, by video, in sessions of fifty minutes. (Longer sessions are available on request)
Ongoing supervision is usually monthly or fortnightly, depending on caseload and modality requirements. Consultation can be arranged as a one-off or as a recurring conversation, depending on what is most useful to you.
Starting
If you are considering supervision or consultation, we begin with a short introductory call. A chance to talk about your practice, what you are looking for, and whether this feels like the right kind of supervisory space for the work you do.
There is no pressure. If it is not the right fit, I am happy to suggest other supervisors who may suit you better.