Clinical Supervision
Relational Clinical Supervision for Counsellors and Psychotherapists 1:1:
Whether online or in person, Jo welcomes enquiries from trainees and qualified professional therapists looking to experience a relational approach to clinical supervision. I incorporate the use of Hawkins and Shohet’s seven-eyed model to guide, encourage openness and invite curiosity within the supervision relationship. I offer a safe, nurturing environment where unconditional positive regard, guidance and motivational support allow for honesty and vulnerability when discussing all aspects of clinical work. Jo’s aim is to create robust, long lasting, supportive clinical relationships with supervisees who wish to grow in their own professional development and embrace their own unique style of working. It is imperative that we take good care of ourselves and supervision is an important aspect of the therapist’s self-care. Not only can I support you in your private practice, I can support you in your life and career goals. Within our unique working relationship I can attend to your professional needs by motivating and supporting you to grow and further your knowledge, develop your ambition and flourish in your career.
Groups:
Private Practice Q& A with Jo– 1st Friday of the month– book in advance by email, for qualified therapists, all questions about working in private practice.
Relational group supervision with Jo- 2nd Friday of the month. Closed group.
Book Club– 3rd Friday of the month. Online, network, accountability if you want to read more regularly.
CPD in person workshops with Lisa on Self Harm for Professionals- February 2026. Email enquiries to: talktodialogues@gmail.com.
Self Harm support for parents with Lisa- Support and FAQ session- TBC in 2026.
Therapy for Therapists
Are you a therapist looking for personal therapy? It can be tricky to find a therapist comfortable working with another therapist. Here at Dialogues we offer specific services to our therapist colleagues because we want to help you to mindfully care for your own self whilst taking care of your clients and supervisees. As your therapist we can offer a truly confidential and non judgemental space, either short or long term, in person or online. We can be there for you when life gets tough and it’s time to dip back into your own personal therapy.
I feel like it takes even more courage as a therapist to reach out and access therapy. Despite the fact that we praise our clients for having the courage, there’s often a stigma attached to being a therapist and experiencing life struggles. Therapists are not immune to life happening to them but the assumption is that as therapists we should have our lives sorted. In my experience, all the best therapists know when to reach out and they have a robust team of supporters on hand when they need it. They are fearlessly working on themselves, whilst doing life and helping others to help themselves. Because life doesn’t stop happening to us just because we hold a therapy qualification.
We all need a bit of help and support from time to time, even us… especially us! Feel welcome to reach out and schedule a chat with me. Talktodialogues@gmail.com
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