We offer professional and high quality supervision for counsellors and other professionals.  Without exception our supervision service has been evaluated to a high standard.

We are happy to answer any questions you may have over the phone, or in an initial meeting, to help you decide whether you would like to work with your supervisor before committing to a regular supervision arrangement.

We offer both individual and group supervision.

Please see our fees page for information on costs of supervision.

All our supervisors are extremely experienced counsellors with a qualification in supervision

Sarah Loeb

I specialise in supervising counsellors and psychotherapists working with trauma and substance use. I have extensive experience supporting practitioners working with issues including abuse, addiction, PTSD, depression, self-harm, suicide, relationship violence, offending, loss and dual diagnosis. I also support counsellors in navigating issues relating to child and adult protection.

I have extensive experience supervising both trainee and experienced counsellors and psychotherapists, including managers of counselling services, counselling lecturers and practitioners working within specialist settings.

For me, an important part of supervision is offering a safe, supportive and reflective space where counsellors feel able to think openly about their client work, develop professionally, and reflect on the more vulnerable aspects of themselves and their practice. I believe supervision should provide space to explore relational dynamics, emotional responses and their impact within therapeutic work.

My approach to supervision is integrative and relational. I use Hawkins and Shohet’s Process Model as a framework for supervision and draw on Psychodynamic, CBT, Person-Centred and Personal Construct Psychology approaches. I tailor my supervision style to the individual needs of each counsellor and the context in which they work.

I am on the Edinburgh University Approved Supervisors List.

Jane Edwards

I do not have any space for new supervisees.

One of my passions is supervising counsellors who work with clients who are marginalised. I have many years experience of working with clients who are marginalised in many ways, have used substances and have experienced trauma. I have also supervised many counsellors who work clients who use substances, are suicidal, have experienced physical, sexual or emotional abuse, chronic anxiety, depression and with prisoners. This has included many years supporting counsellors dealing with child and adult protection issues with clients.

I offer two forms of supervision, integrative supervision and person centred supervision to practitioners who prefer to use this model exclusively. Both forms of supervision combine support, professional development and monitoring, with the largest emphasis on support.

My aim is to create a safe place where supervisees can be supported to grow and develop in their personal and professional development so that they and their clients may benefit. Forming a relationship with supervisees where they can honestly reflect on their practice is foundational to this process. I am passionate about self-care and promote the self-care of supervisees.