Psychodynamic Supervision in London Bridge
A reflective space to think about your clinical work, your responses to clients and the complexities of therapeutic practice.
Supervision provides an opportunity to think in depth about your work with clients, infusing the therapeutic relationship, the feelings and responses that arise in the work, questions of technique and theory, and ethical and professional concerns.
My approach is reflective and collaborative. I aim to provide a space in which you can think openly about both the clinical work and your own experience of it, while developing confidence in your judgement and your way of working.
Supervisory training completed at the SAP (Society Of Analytical Psychology). Working as a supervisor both in the statutory service and private practice since 2001, alongside trainees at the WPF and The Guild of Psychotherapists.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What are your qualifications?
I completed my supervisory training at the SAP (Society Of Analytical Psychology). I am a qualified psychotherapist practising in Central London for over 20 years, and a member of UKCP. My initial training was within the statutory sector and the NHS. I am qualified as a psychoanalytic psychotherapist through the Guild of Psychotherapists, with extensive experience as an art therapist.
What is your approach to supervision?
My aim as a supervisor is to provide an inspirational space for my supervisees — space to reflect, to sense-check, to double-check the path forward. The supervision takes place with a psychodynamic perspective, focused on the dynamics of the therapeutic relationship.
What are your fees for supervision sessions?
Fees for ongoing supervision start at £100 for a 50-minute session.
Jo Baker | Therapy in London Bridge
Mint House, 78 Southwark Bridge Road, London Bridge, London SE1 0AS
Get directions