Supervision is offered primarily online across the UK, making it accessible wherever you are.
Fees reflect accessibility, while mirroring the level of reflective practice, ethical, and clinical depth offered in our work together. If you’re a trainee counsellor, you can also find more information about supervision specifically for trainees.
I provide hourly sessions: We can discuss how many sessions you require per month depending on case-load and accreditation.
Sessions are typically held online, making them accessible across the UK regardless of location.
If you’re in training and on placement, I offer a reduced rate. Required sessions depend on your training provider contract.
Reflecting the developmental nature of training, professional and ethical standards.
If you are looking for a supervisory space that supports deeper thinking, ethical clarity, and reflective development, you are welcome to get in touch.
Payment is made after each session via a secure SumUp payment link, sent by email or text
If you need to cancel or rearrange a session, I’d appreciate as much notice as possible, ideally 48 hours.
I understand that sometimes things happen unexpectedly – where there are exceptional circumstances, we can talk about this together.
Clinical supervision is a professional relationship where counsellors reflect on their client work, ethical decision-making, and professional development. It is a required part of ethical practice for trainees and qualified practitioners.
Yes. Supervision is currently offered primarily online across the UK, making it accessible wherever you are. However, in-person sessions are available at my office in Newark on Trent.
Sessions are a structured but reflective space where you can bring client work, ethical questions, emotional responses, and professional challenges. Most of all, you can be authentic and yourself.
We may explore:
The frequency of supervision will depend on your training requirements, professional accreditation and caseload. If you’re a trainee, your training provider will usually specify the minimum requirements. We can discuss what is appropriate for you when we first talk.
No. Supervision isn’t only for when something has gone wrong. It is an opportunity to reflect on your work, develop your thinking and continue growing as a practitioner.
You don’t need to arrive with a problem. Sometimes the most useful supervision begins with curiosity.
Yes. Supervision is a safe, confidential and professional space.
As with counselling, there are limits to confidentiality where safeguarding or serious professional concerns require action.
Yes. Counsellors sometimes change supervisors for a better fit, different perspective, or developmental reasons. If you are considering this, we can discuss it openly and ethically.
That’s okay. You don’t need to arrive with a perfectly prepared agenda. Sometimes we start with what’s been on your mind, and see where the thinking takes us.
Supervision should be a place where you can be honest about uncertainty, mistakes and things you are finding difficult. My role isn’t to judge you, but to help you think carefully about your practice and professional responsibilities.
Absolutely. Choosing a supervisor is about finding the right fit. We can have an initial conversation about your training or practice, what you’re looking for and whether ThinkDuncan feels right for you.
Being a counsellor can be lonely at times. Whether you want to discuss your client work, your own thoughts and position, or how best to develop yourself and your practice, supervision with ThinkDuncan will give you the space and enthusiasm to master your potential.
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