Clinical Supervision in Warwickshire
A supportive and reflective space for counsellors to grow in confidence and develop their practice
I offer clinical supervision for trainee and qualified counsellors across Warwickshire, including Leamington Spa, Warwick, and Rugby, as well as online throughout the UK.
Supervision is much more than a professional requirement. It is an opportunity to step back from the demands of client work, reflect on your practice, celebrate successes, explore challenges, and continue developing as a therapist.
Choosing the right supervisor is important. The supervisory relationship should feel safe enough for honest reflection, whilst providing the support and challenge needed for growth.
My aim is to create a collaborative, non-judgemental space where you feel able to bring your whole self as a practitioner — including the parts that feel uncertain, stuck or overwhelmed.
My Approach to Supervision
My supervision practice is grounded in person-centred values and informed by trauma-aware practice.
I believe that when counsellors feel supported, understood and appropriately challenged, they are better able to support their clients.
Together, we can explore client work, ethical considerations, safeguarding concerns, professional development and the impact that therapeutic work may have on you personally.
I will work alongside you to help you develop confidence in your own clinical judgement and strengthen your therapeutic identity.
Supervision sessions may include:
Exploring client work and therapeutic relationships
Ethical and safeguarding considerations
Reflecting on challenges, uncertainty and stuckness
Understanding trauma responses and attachment patterns
Supporting self-awareness and use of self
Professional growth and development
Integrating theory into practice where helpful
Who I Work With
I offer supervision for:
Counselling trainees
Newly qualified counsellors
Experienced practitioners
Counsellors working with children and young people
Therapists supporting trauma, abuse and complex presentations
Practitioners working in schools, charities, private practice and community settings
Whether you are just beginning your counselling journey or have many years of experience, supervision can provide a valuable space for reflection, learning and support.
My Experience
Alongside providing supervision, I run a busy private practice supporting adults, children and young people across Warwickshire.
Before moving into private practice full-time, I spent nine years working within a specialist sexual abuse service supporting children, young people and families affected by trauma.
My wider experience includes:
Trauma and sexual abuse
Children, young people and adults
Bereavement and loss
Addiction
Group work
Counselling education and training
I hold a level 6 advanced certificate in Clinical Supervision and am committed to ongoing professional development to ensure my practice remains ethical, reflective and informed.
What You Can Expect
Supervision with me offers a space to:
Reflect openly on your client work
Explore ethical dilemmas and professional challenges
Develop confidence in your clinical decision-making
Deepen your self-awareness as a practitioner
Consider the impact of the work on your wellbeing
Celebrate growth and professional achievements
I believe supervision should feel supportive, collaborative and purposeful, helping you feel more confident and grounded in your work.
Supervision Options
I currently offer:
Face-to-face supervision in Warwickshire
Online supervision across the UK
Telephone supervision
We can discuss which format feels most appropriate for you and your way of working.
Fees
£60 per hour
Sessions are available monthly or fortnightly, depending on your needs and professional requirements.
Free Initial Consultation
Finding the right supervisor matters.
I offer a free 30-minute introductory call where we can discuss your needs, explore how I work and see whether we feel like a good fit.
If you are looking for clinical supervision in Warwickshire that is supportive, reflective and grounded in real-world practice, I would be delighted to hear from you.
Get in touch to arrange an initial conversation.
Why Work With Me?
Finding the right supervisor is important.
Supervision works best when there is trust, honesty and a genuine working relationship. You need to feel able to bring the parts of the work that feel difficult, uncertain or even uncomfortable, without worrying about being judged.
Alongside my supervision practice, I work as a counsellor with adults, children and young people in private practice. Before this, I spent nine years supporting children, young people and families within a specialist sexual abuse service.
Much of my work has involved supporting people who have experienced trauma, abuse, loss and difficult life experiences. This has given me a strong understanding of how past experiences can impact both our clients and ourselves as practitioners.
I know what it feels like to sit in the supervisee's chair. I understand the pressures of client work, managing risk, navigating ethical dilemmas, building a private practice and sometimes wondering if you're getting it right.
My aim is to offer a supervision space where you feel supported, heard and able to reflect openly. A space where we can celebrate what is going well, think together about challenges and explore areas for growth and development.
You do not need to have all the answers. Supervision is a place to be curious, to learn and to develop confidence in your own way of working.
Whether you are a trainee counsellor, newly qualified or an experienced practitioner, I will work alongside you to support both your professional development and your wellbeing.
What Supervisees Have Shared
"Louise is by far the best supervisor I have worked with. She is excellent at containing difficult material without minimising it, and creates a space where I feel able to advocate for my needs without fear of judgement.
As a neurodivergent practitioner, I often experience rejection sensitivity, but Louise helps me move away from feelings of not being good enough and towards a more constructive and compassionate understanding of myself and my work.
She is collaborative, generous with ideas and offers support in a way that feels thoughtful and empowering. I genuinely believe she is a very special supervisor."
— Katie, School Counsellor
June 2026
