Professional Mentoring

Supporting therapists at every stage of their professional journey

Many newly qualified therapists struggle to establish themselves in the profession. Leaving behind tutors and the support of a training group can feel daunting, and many are left wondering how best to develop their own identity as practitioners.

Whilst supervision offers invaluable clinical support, mentoring provides a different space — one in which to explore your development, discover your particular way of working, and build confidence in your professional direction.

For experienced therapists, there may come a time when work begins to feel routine or you sense that something needs to change. Mentoring offers the opportunity to reflect, reconnect with your original passion, and consider new possibilities for growth.

I bring many years of experience as a counsellor, psychotherapist, supervisor, trainer, assessor and my work within BACP Professional Standards, offering guidance that is supportive, practical and grounded in the realities of the profession.