Supervision testimonials

“I found Tina’s supervision sessions insightful, challenging, and deeply supportive. I always came away with new understandings, and felt that supervision with her was a key element in my ongoing professional development.”

— Anon, Cardiff

“Tina was a true inspiration to me throughout my training years and I’m so grateful to her. She’s one of those true stars that encourage, inspire and motivate.”

— Eleanor, Cardiff

“Tina is perhaps the most outstanding supervisor I have come across so far. She somehow manages to create a safe space where I feel I can be completely honest and open, whilst also challenging me to think more deeply about my clients and myself. Despite our different therapeutic orientations, I always felt respected, supported and encouraged to reflect.”

— Sari Robinson, Cardiff / California

“Tina was my supervisor for three years and during that time she really helped me to develop my practice. Her sensitivity and compassion for clients stand out, alongside her robust, holding and gentle presence. She has a strong grounding in psychodynamic theory which she integrates thoughtfully with other approaches.”

— Gwen, Cardiff

“My experience of supervision with Tina was insightful and illuminating. I was gently challenged in a way that allowed me to gain perspective on myself and my work. I grew in confidence and learned to trust my own abilities while continuing to develop my practice.”

— Nicky, Cardiff

“Tina was my supervisor for three years. Throughout that time I felt listened to and supported, while also being positively challenged. I benefitted greatly from Tina’s vast knowledge and experience and would highly recommend her as a supervisor.”

— Angela Williams, Counsellor

“Tina was my supervisor during my training to become a counsellor, an exciting but also vulnerable time. I felt very held and supported throughout. One of the most valuable things she helped me develop was the balance between warmth, empathy and self-discipline — knowing how to fully engage and then step back.”

— Charlotte, Cardiff