Kirsty Robinson

My approach to supervision is grounded in creating a safe and trusting space where supervisees can explore their client work, develop confidence, strengthen ethical decision-making, and enhance their professional growth. I aim to balance support with appropriate challenge, encouraging reflective practice while maintaining a focus on client wellbeing and professional standards.

Supervision sessions can focus on case discussion, risk assessment, professional development, self-care, and the impact of client work on the practitioner. I strive to offer a collaborative space where curiosity, learning, and authenticity are valued.

Face-to-face in the BS24 area, with online sessions available.

Fees from £50 per hour or £70 for 90 minutes.

Reduced rates for trainee counsellors.

I am happy to offer a free 30-minute consultation to discuss further and ensure I can meet your needs as a Supervisor.

I am a person-centred counsellor offering a safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental space for adults, teenagers, and couples. I believe in working alongside you, at your pace, to explore the challenges you’re facing and help you reconnect with your own strengths and inner resilience.

My approach is rooted in empathy and genuine understanding, whether you’re navigating trauma, relationship difficulties, anxiety, or life transitions. I have experience supporting clients through a range of complex emotions and situations, with a particular focus on trauma and its lasting impact.

I aim to create a supportive environment where you feel heard, valued, and empowered to make positive changes in your life and relationships.

My first experiences of practicing as a counsellor were working within an NHS setting, and a young person’s mental health charity. During my time working within the young person's mental health charity, I worked within a primary school supporting young children, with the YMCA supporting young homeless people, and with a young persons charity counselling young people online.

Alongside my private practice I have previously worked with young people and families supporting them through bereavements.  Within my private practice I work with an abuse charity supporting victims of abuse and I also work with the Young Carers Organisation supporting Young Carers.

Having knowledge and certificates in different modalities I adapt the way I work to suit each client, as every client is unique, and everyone works well with different approaches. I do this by integrating therapies to best suit the individual needs of each client. I have worked with both male and female clients who have been a variety of ages. I find that people come to counselling for many reasons, whereby they have reached a point in their life that they want some support in gaining some understanding of their reasons for accessing counselling.

I offer a free 15 minute telephone call, or an initial face to face consultation for a reduced fee.