Counselling & Psychotherapy Supervision

Supervision is a feature of the training, accreditation, and ongoing development of counsellors, psychotherapists and therapeutic practitioners. It helps us to understand the theoretical and philosophical underpinnings of our work as well as helping us to reflect upon our practice and to explore ethical issues or dilemmas.

Claire Glover

Counselling Supervisor

My approach to supervision is relational and developmental and based around the Seven Eye Model. I like to create a space where supervisees feel safe to explore their clients and themselves and to consider how this can then inform their work.

I have a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling from the University of York St John and work from an humanistic integrative approach. believing that the client is at the heart of the work we do. Much of my original training was within person centred and lived experience and training has developed my practise and my work is influenced by Gestalt as well as being interested in the relational dynamics of what goes on in therapy (and in supervision). I am interested in neuroscience research and polyvagal theory, especially how this knowledge can support ourselves and our clients as we work .

I am currently enhancing and consolidating my supervision skills through completing a Diploma in Supervision with Scarborough Counselling & Psychotherapy Training Institute (UKCP accredited).

I offer an initial 30 minute telephone call free of charge to explore how it maybe for us to work together.

Supervision takes place face-to-face central York (just off Bishopthorpe Road) or online and costs £50 per hour.

Counselling supervision with Claire Glover

“ Supervision as the co-creation of relationship in a spirit of the shared negotiation of meaning ” Gilbert & Evans, Psychotherapy Supervision