Fiona Murray

I offer a thoughtful, collaborative approach to supervision, providing a space where you can explore not only what is happening in your client work but also what might be happening beneath the surface.

I believe supervision is most valuable when it allows us to think freely, become curious about our assumptions, and consider different perspectives. Alongside the practical and ethical responsibilities of clinical work, I encourage exploration of the therapeutic relationship, unconscious processes, embodied responses and the ways our own experiences can influence the work we do.

My approach is pluralistic and draws on my background in counselling, psychotherapy and hypnopsychotherapy, alongside training in a range of therapeutic approaches. I have particular interests in neurodiversity, trauma, highly sensitive people and the relationship between psychological and physical experiences.

I welcome counsellors, psychotherapists and hypnotherapists at different stages of their professional development, including trainees and more experienced practitioners. Whether you are bringing a challenging clinical situation, feeling uncertain about your work, exploring a new therapeutic approach or simply wanting space to develop your thinking, I aim to offer a supportive but intellectually stimulating environment.

For me, good supervision is not about providing all the answers. It is about creating the conditions in which you can develop your own clinical judgement, deepen your understanding, and become more confident and authentic in your work.