You’re good at therapy.
But the way you’re working isn’t sustainable
You care about your clients. You show up fully. But the reality of private practice - the structure, the income, the constant holding - can quietly become draining. This is where we step back and look at your work as a whole. Not just what you’re doing… but whether it actually works for you.
This part of my practice is for therapists and wellbeing professionals who want clarity, containment, and longevity in their work, without hustle culture, overextension, or blurring professional boundaries.
Whether you’re refining your private practice, navigating complexity in clinical work, or seeking a more sustainable way to hold responsibility, this space is designed to support clear thinking and grounded decision-making.
My work with therapists is informed by years of clinical practice across NHS, private, and higher education settings, alongside lived experience of the emotional load this work can carry.
How I support therapists
Clinical Supervision
Reflective, boundaried supervision for therapists working with complexity, including trauma, eating disorders, neurodivergence, and high emotional demand work.
This is a space for ethical thinking, clinical reflection, and professional containment.
Business Coaching
Practical, thoughtful coaching for therapists building or reshaping private practice.
Focused on clarity, sustainability, boundaries, and income that supports your life — not growth at all costs.
A note on fit
My work with therapists tends to suit those who:
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value depth, reflection, and ethical practice
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want structure without rigidity
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prefer thoughtful strategy over formulas
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are interested in sustainability rather than constant expansion
If that resonates, you’re likely in the right place.
Writing & reflections
I also write regularly for therapists, sharing reflections on practice, business, boundaries, and the realities of holding complex work.
Check out the business coaching and clinical supervision pages for more details.
You can also read more about my private practice via my Therapist Substack.