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Supervision

I offer mindfulness-based supervision for trainees and practicing teachers who offer 8-week courses, shorter mindfulness courses, talks, or drop-in sessions. 

 

I particularly want to support those committed to increasing Diversity, Equity, and Neuro-inclusion in (and through!) their work.

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​Supervision, as defined by the British Association of Mindfulness-Based Approaches (BAMBA), is “a regular space that is contracted between supervisor and supervisee which enables reflection on the supervisee’s mindfulness-based teaching, facilitates development, and considers how teaching interfaces with their personal mindfulness practice and life. The process is dedicated to developing integrity and safety and deepening understanding and effectiveness of the supervisee’s application of mindfulness, both personally and in their working life.”

 

Supervision is set in a framework of adherence to Good Practice Guidelines as stipulated by BAMBA. They can be accessed here: https://bamba.org.uk/teachers/good-practice-guidelines/. I adhere to these guidelines and I expect all my supervisees do, too.

 

My specialisms are

 

  • MBSR for the general public

  • Neuro-affirmative mindfulness 

  • DEI-informed mindfulness

  • Group work and 1:1 mindfulness

 

1-hour individual session: £55

½ hour individual session: £35

 

Students on Master’s in Mindfulness programmes: £45 per hour (this includes viewing up to 10 minutes of video of your teaching if requested). If you would like me to watch videos of your teaching (consented to by your participants) in preparation for our session, there is a fee of £45 per hour (£35 for students). I offer some concessionary places and group supervision. Please inquire for more information. 

 

As your supervisor, I will offer mentoring, guidance, and support. The content of our sessions depends on your specific aims and objectives but is likely to include: Development of personal practice, preparing for teaching, refining teaching skills (including inquiry and group process), and developing reflective practice. The supervision process will not incorporate personal counselling or clinical supervision. We may discuss the application of mindfulness in any clinical work you do, but you need to have a separate clinical supervisor to hold responsibility for your clinical work.    

 

If you are considering supervision, do contact me so we can talk about what is involved and whether we might be a good fit.

 

I look forward to working with you!

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