Clinical Supervision for Individuals
Are you a Counsellor, Psychotherapist, Psychoanalyst, Psychiatrist, Psychologist or trainee in these fields?
Are you looking for an opportunity to think about your clinical practice with an experienced Clinical Supervisor, either alone or within a group?
Simona offers individual and group clinical supervision. She is registered as a Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor with the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP). In private practice, training institutions and the NHS she has gained considerable experience of providing clinical supervision to, and of participating in peer-supervision groups with, a wide range of colleagues and trainees practising from diverse orientations. Her own clinical practice is informed by the philosophical tradition of existential-phenomenology and the French Psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan. To learn more about her and her work, please visit ‘General Information’. You could also send her an enquiry via email or through the link ‘Contact’. All enquiries are free of charge.
Why Clinical Supervision
Clinical supervision is a process that invites practitioners to question what they do. It is less about providing knowledge than helping supervisees to become more aware of how they work and why. Supervisees engage with the process thoughtfully. The supervisor’s comments and questions may help them in this pursuit. Careful questioning may bring to light clinical aspects to which the supervisee had paid little attention. Bringing out what is implicit in the supervisees’ work, and thinking through the effects of their actions and omissions, can have significant effects on their work. Through this process a supervisee’s clinical practice may change and develop.
