Our Services

Clinical Supervision for Trauma-Exposed Professionals

Specialist reflective practice and trauma support delivered by qualified Psychologists and Psychotherapists. We protect professionals operating in high-impact, trauma-exposed roles and further their ability to implement effective trauma-informed approaches in practice.

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Format

Online (Zoom)

Best for

Fellow clinicians, non-clinical staff, and frontline leaders across Public Inquiries, Ombudsman bodies, Public Commissioners (including the Domestic Abuse Commissioner’s Office), Government Agencies, and Charities.

PRICE

All engagements are bespoke. Get in touch to discuss your requirements and we will provide a tailored proposal.

Why Chose Us?

Evidence-Based Supervision for High-Stakes Roles

Working under intense emotional demand or public scrutiny requires more than standard line management. Without specialist psychological safe-holding, teams face serious risks of vicarious trauma, burnout, and secondary traumatic stress.


Holding contracts across four UK government arms-length bodies, including Public Inquiries, Ombudsmans, and Public Commissioners, we specialise in supervising both clinicians and non-clinical staff who review distressing evidence and handle complex casework.


Our supervision offer is built on three core foundations:

Clinical Rigour. All sessions are delivered exclusively by HCPC-registered Psychologists and BACP-registered trauma specialists with advanced training in NICE-recommended therapies including EMDR and Trauma-Focused CBT.


Sector Expertise. Our team brings deep frontline experience across domestic abuse reviews, complex safeguarding decision-making, and systemic risk exposure.


Proven Frameworks. Our approach is grounded in compassion-focused staff support models, structured trauma debriefing, and restorative reflective practice.

What We Cover and How It Works

Restorative, Confidential, and Collaborative

Our supervisory framework integrates emotional safe-holding with practical resilience strategies, focusing on three key operational areas:


Reflective Practice. Safely processing vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue, and the emotional weight of frontline and inquiry work.


Practice and Boundaries. Strengthening complex decision-making, ethical boundaries, and multi-agency working pressures.


Organisational Alignment. We collaborate with leadership through regular contract reviews and anonymised theme reporting, while ensuring individual staff sessions remain fully confidential.


Flexible Delivery Formats

1:1 Individual Supervision. Dedicated 50-minute psychological sessions for staff, clinicians, and leaders.


Group Supervision. Facilitated small-group sessions of up to six members, designed to foster peer debriefing and team cohesion.


Onboarding Support. Includes introductory staff webinars and seamless service setup to ensure a smooth start for your organisation.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Do you supervise non-clinical staff exposed to trauma?

    Yes. Many non-clinical roles, such as inquiry caseworkers, ombudsman investigators, and policy advisors, regularly process severe vicarious trauma. Our registered supervisors adapt clinical debriefing frameworks specifically for non-clinical settings.

  • Who delivers the supervision sessions?

    All sessions are delivered by qualified, registered Psychologists, psychotherapists, or specialist trauma clinicians.

  • How is confidentiality handled alongside organisational reporting?

    Sessions remain strictly confidential for individual staff. We work with leadership at a strategic level to share high-level, anonymised themes that help maintain a healthy workplace culture, without compromising practitioner trust.