Adam Thomas

Supervision is your space for reflection and support. If you are newly qualified or about to qualify, supervision can support your growth as a therapist and support you with integrating various theoretical concepts into your work or simply support your confidence as a therapist. It can be the safe space that supports you to feel “good enough” as a therapist or counsellor. 

If you are more experienced it can simply be about gaining different perspectives on your work and having someone there who’s looking out for you. 

I have an M.A. in Integrative Psychotherapy from the Minster Centre in London and so my clinical work encompasses many different theoretical frameworks. That said, your supervision will be about your work and your way of being in the room. 

I am also currently studying for a diploma in integrative supervision at the Minster Centre and, while training, am offering low cost supervision. 

Quite simply, in therapy I aim to offer a calm and confidential space to gently explore any challenges you might currently be facing, or any difficult patterns that you might have noticed throughout your life. I have a Masters Degree in Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling which allows me to draw on a range of approaches and build a therapy best suited for you.

The right therapist for you will likely be the one you feel best able to build a relationship with, the one you feel most comfortable working with. With that in mind we would start by booking an initial consultation in order for us to meet and for you to decide if I am someone you would like to work with.

I understand that finding a therapist can be an anxious process and it is quite normal to feel nervous upon meeting one for the first time. In that initial session we would simply talk about what brought you here. And we can take that at whatever pace you feel comfortable with. We might think about why you feel you might benefit from therapy right now, what you hope to gain from it, or about any present challenges in your life.

It may be that you’re struggling right now and don’t know why. That’s okay too and by talking together our work might be able to shine a light on some of those darker places. Our work would typically be once a week for 50 minutes, long-term and open ended, offering you the opportunity to finish when you feel ready.

While my work encompasses a very broad range of difficulties, including anxiety, depression and trauma, I have gained a great deal of experience working with neurodivergence and symptoms of ADHD.