Shannon Spencer

As a qualified Supervisor, I offer integrative individual and group supervision that reflects the heart of my therapeutic approach: collaborative, reflective, and grounded in care. Whether you're working with children, young people, or adults, I aim to create a safe, non-judgmental space where you can explore your client work, deepen your clinical insight, and grow in confidence and self-awareness.

Supervision with me is not just about reviewing interventions—it's about nurturing your internal supervisor, supporting your wellbeing, and helping you stay connected to your values as a practitioner. I draw on the following supervision models, IDM, Hawkins, Shohet & Mc Mahon and the Seven-Eyed to guide our work together, offering a rich and flexible structure for reflection.

I hold a strong commitment to anti-discriminatory practice and work sensitively with issues of race, culture, faith, identity, and inequality. My supervision is inclusive and affirming, and I welcome supervisees from all backgrounds and modalities.

My Experience

Since qualifying, I’ve worked across a range of settings including private practice, addiction services, school counselling, domestic violence support, and neurodiversity-affirmative mental health. These experiences have shaped a supervision style that is responsive, ethically grounded, and attuned to therapeutic work.

In addition to my private practice, I supervise both qualified and trainee counsellors across various organisations. I currently hold Clinical Supervisor roles within a domestic violence centre and a school counselling service, supporting practitioners in emotionally demanding and complex environments.

Sessions

I offer online supervision sessions via Zoom or phone  and F2F throughout the week.