CLINICAL SUPERVISION DELIVERED BY PRACTISING COUNSELLORS
Building on the success of our highly regarded counselling placement service, we have developed a Clinical Supervision service to further support your professional journey.
Designed and delivered by our practising Mental Health Link Workers, this service is dedicated to qualified counsellors, trainee counsellors and any health professional directly supporting people within the community.
Our service is delivered online, allowing you to receive supervision from wherever you are.
What are the benefits?
Expert Guidance from Practising Counsellors
Benefit from the insights and experience of clinical supervisors who are actively engaged in counselling. Bringing real-world expertise and practical support to every session.
Convenient and Flexible
We understand your busy schedule. We offer flexible supervision sessions that can be tailored to fit your needs, delivered online so you can attend sessions from wherever you are.
Ethical and Safe Practice
Our supervision helps you navigate difficult situations and make informed decisions, ensuring the safety and wellbeing of your clients.
Tailored Support for Professional Growth
Our supervisors work with you to reflect on your practice, address complex cases, and enhance your skills.
What does it cost?
We offer a free, initial 15 minute video/telephone consultation call to establish whether your allocated supervisor is most suited to meet your needs.​
Trainee counsellor supervision fee:
£40.00 per hour, £60 per 1.5 hours
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Qualified counsellor supervision fee:
£50 per hour, £75 per 1.5 hours
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For non-counselling support:
We offer multiple staff packages, please get in touch
Meet Our Supervisors
Lizzie
I’m an Adult Counsellor at Healthbox CIC, where I bring a blend of psychodynamic, CBT, and person-centered approaches to my work. In my previous role, I coordinated an adult counselling service through a Primary Care Network, overseeing everything from client assessments to mentoring student counsellors. With a strong foundation in trauma-informed care, I’m passionate about helping others grow in both their personal and professional lives.
Laura T
I am an Integrative Counsellor who draws on Person-Centred, Psychodynamic, and CBT approaches in my practice. In my Supervision work, I believe in a flexible and personalized approach, recognizing that no single model fits everyone. I blend various Supervision models to tailor the experience to your specific needs. My aim is to offer a supportive and reflective space where counsellors can enhance their skills and grow in their practice.
Dean
I work as an Integrative Counsellor using Person-centred theory, psychodynamic theory and CBT. In my Supervision work I don't believe there is a 'one size fits all'. I work by using a combination of the Supervision models to meet your individual needs. I provide a supportive and reflective learning environment to enable counsellors to develop their experience and practice. I've worked with trainee counsellors and supported their development whilst on placement.
Sarah
I have been practicing as a Person Centred counsellor for a couple of years. At Healthbox I work as a Mental Health Link Worker. I triage clients, mentor trainee counsellors, deliver LGBTQIA+ workshops and have my own counselling clients. I use Hawkins and Shohet's '7 Eyed Model' for delivering supervisions.
Laura W
Since completing my degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy I have worked in the voluntary sector, occupational health and in higher education providing mental health interventions for clients and wellbeing support individually and for groups. My role is to manage the adult counselling services, I oversee the support for our Counselling Coordinators who are responsible for the day to day management of each service area and I work closely with our referrers to ensure a streamlined and supportive process for our clients.
Sam
I'm Sam Horton, originally from a tiny village in SW Scotland, and I'm a person-centred counsellor. I have worked primarily with trauma services and I still volunteer as a counsellor for Chester's Rape Crisis Centre (CSASS). I started my career as a wild animal behavioural researcher, but after my diagnosis of a form of progressive spinal arthritis (Ankylosing Spondylitis) I had to change what I was doing to meet my new needs and found myself in SEN science teaching and then finally into counselling. I've joined Healthbox as a Mental Health Link Worker and I am very excited to settle in.
Natalie
In my role at Healthbox, I receive referrals from the crisis line for people that are struggling to cope with their day to day lives due to their mental health and their social situation. I will link them up with services, professionals, organisations etc that should be able to help them with their mental health and overall wellbeing needs. Before this role I was a residential support worker working with children and young people in care with mental health issues. Alongside this, I studied to become a counsellor, to which I have recently completed and gained my qualification.
Steph
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I am a qualified person-centered counselor with experience supporting individuals through various mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma, domestic abuse, suicidal ideation, and more. Alongside additional training in solution-focused therapy and EMDR, I became a counseling supervisor in 2024, supervising both qualified and trainee counselors, as well as wellbeing staff at Chester University.