Surrey’s Learning and Counselling Centre (SLCC)

Finding the right supervisor matters. At Surrey’s Learning and Counselling Centre, I offer a warm, collaborative approach to clinical supervision, drawing on my experience of working with adults, young people and families in challenging and complex circumstances.

I have a particular interest in supporting neurodivergent individuals and the professionals who work alongside them. I believe supervision should be supportive, informative and appropriately challenging, providing a safe space to reflect, explore dilemmas and develop professional confidence.

 

My Approach

I use the Seven-Eyed Model of Supervision, developed by Peter Hawkins and Robin Shohet. This flexible, integrative model complements a range of theoretical approaches and encourages reflection on relationships, professional practice and the wider systems in which we work.

I offer supervision to psychotherapists, counsellors, coaches, teachers and other mental health and educational professionals.

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Experience and Safeguarding

My experience includes working as a Designated Safeguarding Lead (D.S.L) in educational settings and delivering training on safeguarding guidance, including Keeping Children Safe in Education (K.C.S.I.E).

I understand the emotional demands of complex caseloads, safeguarding concerns and working with vulnerable children, young people and families. My aim is to provide a calm, approachable space where you can explore challenges, consider different perspectives and feel supported in your professional decisions.

I also have a strong commitment to supporting survivors of domestic abuse and improving therapists knowledge through our training program.

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A Little About Me

Alongside my professional experience, I have a real sense of adventure. Trekking to Everest Base Camp challenged me to step outside my comfort zone, persevere and embrace new perspectives. These values resonate with my approach to supervision, where reflection, resilience and personal growth are central.

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A Different Kind of Supervision

Our beautiful and unique surroundings offer an opportunity to step away from the pressures of everyday work, decompress and reflect in a welcoming environment.

You spend so much of your time supporting others. Supervision is an opportunity to make space for yourself.

If you are looking for an experienced supervisor who combines professional knowledge with warmth, compassion and a personal approach, I would welcome an initial conversation to explore whether SLCC is right for you.

Surrey’s Learning and Counselling Centre — supporting the people who support others.