Claire Rylatt

As a clinical supervisor, I work closely with counsellors to provide guidance, support, and feedback to help them enhance their skills and improve their practice. I believe in creating a safe and collaborative environment where counsellors can explore their clinical work, reflect on their experiences, and receive constructive feedback.

I encourage counsellors to engage in self-reflection and self-assessment to identify their strengths and areas for growth. Through regular supervision sessions, I help counsellors develop their clinical skills, expand their theoretical knowledge, and enhance their therapeutic techniques. I also support counsellors in managing challenging cases, addressing ethical dilemmas, and navigating complex client issues.

In addition to individual supervision sessions, I facilitate group supervision meetings where counsellors can share their experiences, learn from each other, and receive peer support. I believe that collaboration and shared learning are essential for professional growth and development.

 My modality to clinical supervision is using the 7 eyed model and I am focused on promoting the well-being of both counsellors and their clients. I am committed to fostering a supportive and empowering supervisory relationship that helps counsellors thrive in their practice and deliver high-quality care to their clients.

My private practice mainly consists of relationship breakdowns, self discovery, identity,  trauma work especially sexual abuse and I have a growing couples counselling practice. 

I also work within an eating disorders charity. 

I come from a background of mentoring, leadership, tutoring and managing people within pervious careers.