Supervision

Support for the people who hold others

Professional supervision that is relational, reflective and grounded in attachment and trauma-informed practice.

Working with trauma, birth, death and loss asks a lot of a practitioner. Supervision is where you get to think out loud, feel what you feel, and keep doing this work well without burning out.

Who Can Benefit from my supervision?

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This work may support you if you are:

  • A therapist, counsellor or psychologist working with trauma

  • A doula or birth worker supporting people through big thresholds

  • A practitioner in perinatal, palliative or bereavement care

  • Someone who has noticed your own work is starting to weigh on you

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WHAT CAN WE EXPLORE?

WHAT CAN WE EXPLORE?

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