Our clinical supervision service supports clinicians working with mental health presentations across a range of settings, including primary care, psychological therapies, and specialist services. We provide structured, reflective space to enhance clinical decision-making, manage complexity, and support professional development.
This includes supervision in cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and psychodynamic psychotherapy, as well as broader case-based discussion for GPs, psychiatrists, and allied professionals. We also offer supervision of supervision for senior clinicians. The service promotes resilience, ethical practice, and improved patient outcomes.
We offer flexible, tailored supervision delivered by experienced consultant psychiatrists and senior clinicians. Sessions are collaborative and reflective, focusing on clinical formulation, risk, therapeutic process, and professional challenges.
We can provide one-to-one or group supervision, regular ongoing sessions, or ad hoc case discussions. For organisations, we align supervision structures with governance and professional standards.
Getting started typically involves an initial discussion to understand your role, clinical context, and supervision needs, followed by a structured supervision plan.
Clinicians across disciplines, including GPs, psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, and allied health professionals working with mental health presentations.
Yes, including CBT and psychodynamic psychotherapy, alongside integrative and formulation-based approaches.
Yes, particularly GPs with a special interest in mental health seeking regular reflective space for complex cases.
A higher-level reflective space for experienced supervisors to refine their supervisory practice and manage complex supervisory dynamics. .
Yes, we offer group supervision and reflective practice sessions for teams.
This depends on your role and needs; we typically recommend regular sessions (e.g. monthly), but can tailor frequency.
Yes, including understanding emotional responses, transference, and team dynamics that may impact care.
Yes, our approach aligns with GMC, RCPsych, and relevant professional body guidance on supervision and reflective practice.
We are registered by the Care Quality Commission (CQC),
the independent regulator of health and social care in England.
