Alex Cox

I work Monday - Thursday, 8am - 7pm.

I'm not working 24 March - 6 April.

My Relate MA was in relationship therapy and my training at the Centre for Supervision Training and Development in core supervision and the seven-eyed model.  I offer individual supervision to trainees and qualified therapists, both in person from Wandsworth, SW18, and online.

I work collaboratively with you, drawing on my relational practice and my psychodynamic and systemic training.  I'm also very hot on self care: we need to look after ourselves to best serve our clients.

So yes, supervision is about supporting and challenging you in your client work, but it's about so much more: your wellbeing and professional development, working safely and ethically, maybe setting up in private practice, moving agencies or working towards accreditation.  What you want is important.

Do call me: I like first to hear from supervisees and to find out what you want from supervision.  Then we can set up a first meeting, in person or online. We're finding out whether or not we can work together.  If not, I can refer you on; but if so, I review regularly to ensure you're getting the most out of our sessions.

BACP guidelines recommend 90 minutes' supervision/month, though of course according to your workload, and we will discuss this.

I charge what you charge your clients.

I look forward to your call.

I work 8am - 7pm Monday to Thursday.

 I have sessions with clients in person, on Zoom or by phone.

Hello, my name’s Alex. I've trained with Relate, the relationship specialists, and see individuals and couples.  I meet people about a wide range of issues – relationships, depression, anxiety, addiction, low self-esteem, life.

In my experience, the moment you've got in touch, we’re halfway towards finding the solution: we have some understanding of what the issue is and we’re doing something about it. Email, text, WhatsApp or call and we'll make a convenient appointment. 

Because I see it again and again, I passionately believe, talking to an experienced counsellor in a safe and trusting, non-judgmental relationship can bring greater understanding and change for the better.

I work in person from home in Wandsworth, SW18, and see clients in a large therapy room; I have 2 dogs who won't come anywhere near you but you may see them from afar.  I also work online and on the phone.

Though I love telling people what to do, I work very hard not to do this in my practice - you have the answers: I try to help you find them collaboratively, reflectively.

After you've got in touch, we meet in person, online or on the phone: you to tell me why you've come and what you're hoping to find out through therapy; I to work out what I can offer.  If we decide not to work together,  I can make suggestions for help elsewhere. 

If we can, whatever your concerns, meeting once a week for 50 minutes is the first step to finding your best way forward. Sometimes people like to structure our meetings, working towards an end date. Others like to leave sessions open-ended.