What supervision can support
Supervision provides space to explore:
- client dynamics
- attachment patterns
- relational processes
- ethical considerations
- the impact of the work on you as a practitioner
- professional growth and development
The work is collaborative, reflective, and supportive.
You may find that:
- communication quickly becomes reactive
- you feel distant from one another
- the same arguments keep repeating
- you struggle to feel understood
- trust has been impacted
- you want more connection but don't know how to get there
Couples often come to therapy because something feels stuck.
Sometimes there has been a specific event. Other times, the distance has developed gradually over time.
Therapy creates space to slow things down and understand what is happening beneath the surface.
Sessions
- 60 minutes – £85
- 90 minutes – £125
What supervision feels like
My intention is to offer a space that is:
- collaborative
- reflective
- supportive
- grounded
- curious
- ethically informed
- Together we can explore both clinical practice and the wider impact of therapeutic work.
Professional experience
Alongside my private practice, I work with Pegasus Men's Wellbeing Charity, supporting individuals within their Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence services.
I also offer affiliate counselling with a Bereavement Charity.
This work has given me extensive experience supporting people through crisis, transition, and long-term emotional recovery.
If you're considering supervision
Whether you are looking for regular supervision or exploring a new supervisory relationship, you're welcome to reach out for an initial conversation.
It's an opportunity to ask questions, discuss your needs, and see whether we feel like a good fit to work together.
© Sharon Newland Counselling and Psychotherapy
Developmental Trauma Psychotherapy in Central Bristol and Online
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