Supervision is a structured, dedicated space where you bring your client work. It provides support and an opportunity to reflect on the decisions you’ve made, your processes, the dynamics you’ve noticed, the moments that have challenged you and the direction things are heading in. It offers another perspective and somewhere to problem-solve, think out loud and work through the moments where you’re not quite sure what the right next step is.
It holds both the practical and the personal aspects: the work itself and how you are showing up within it. Good supervision keeps you grounded, clear and accountable, both to your clients and to yourself.
In clinical settings, supervision is built in. Hospitals, counselling services and therapy practices treat it as a professional requirement, not an optional extra. When you work independently, that structure disappears.
But the need for it doesn’t go away. In private practice, you carry your client work without a team around you. Supervision gives you back the space to set it down, look at it clearly and pick it up again with fresh perspective.
If anything, working alone makes supervision more important, not less.
Many traditional supervisors operate within clinical frameworks. If your work includes intuitive, energetic or somatic elements, you may have found that those spaces don’t quite fit – that there are things you cannot easily say, or aspects of your sessions that do not translate.
My supervision is built for practitioners working in holistic, spiritual and integrative ways. You can bring the full picture of your practice and know you will be understood.
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Sessions are typically an hour long and held monthly, though the shape of supervision is adapted to suit each practitioner. Everything takes place via Zoom and fees start from £70 per hour.
I’ve been supervising practitioners since 2019 and hold Level 2 APT Accreditation in Providing Good Clinical Supervision. I’m also a practising Spiritual Counsellor, and my wider practice spans spirit release and complex energy work, healing and intuitive practice, alongside many years of teaching psychic and spiritual development.
My training in Integrative Somatic Trauma Therapy and other trauma-informed approaches brings another dimension to my supervision, particularly when client work involves trauma, the body or nervous system.
This breadth of experience means I understand many of the situations that can arise when you work outside conventional clinical frameworks, including the professional, ethical and practical questions that can come with this kind of work.
And yes, I also make sure I have regular supervision too.
If you work independently and would like somewhere to reflect on your practice, I’d love to hear from you. We can have an initial conversation to see if we’re a good fit for each other.
You can email me at kanina@yournaturalself.co.uk