Clinical Supervision For Therapists

Clinical supervision is essential for us as therapists and, similar to when clients are seeking a therapist, fit matters. If you're looking for a space to show up as your authentic self, to develop and deepen your clinical skills, where you can let your guard down and honestly reflect on the role of culture, race and ethnicity… then you're in the right place.

Me in a nutshell:

22+ years immersed in psychology

15+ years practising Cognitive Behaviour Therapy

9+ years helping therapists like you grow in confidence and competence

I hold a B.Sc. in Psychology and an M.Sc. in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, and I'm a BABCP Accredited CBT Therapist. I've also trained in EMDR (EMDR Academy), Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, and Compassion Focused Therapy – so I bring a broad toolkit to supervision.

But here's what really matters: I believe supervision should be a space where you feel safe to explore the messy, complicated, "am I doing this right?" moments that come with being a therapist. Because we all have them.

Who I work with

I supervise both trainee therapists finding their feet and experienced therapists looking to deepen their practice. Whether you're navigating your first cases or working through complex presentations, I'm here for it.

Where I've supervised

  • NHS Talking Therapies

  • iesohealth

  • Goldsmiths' University of London

  • Private Practice

This range means I understand the different pressures, protocols, and practicalities across various settings – and I bring that real-world perspective to our sessions.

Areas of specialism

While I work with supervisees across a range of presentations, I have particular expertise in:

  • Maternal mental health – supporting therapists working with perinatal anxiety, depression, birth trauma, and the emotional complexities of pregnancy and early parenthood

  • Food allergies – helping therapists navigate the psychological impact of food allergies, including anxiety, social isolation, and the family dynamics that come with managing allergies

If you're working with clients in these areas and want supervision from someone who really gets the nuances, I'd love to support you.

What supervision with me looks like

Collaborative, not prescriptive. I'm not here to tell you what to do – I'm here to help you think through your cases, develop your clinical skills, and trust your own judgment.

Reflective and practical. We'll balance the "what's happening in the room" with the "what do I actually do next?" Because both matter.

A safe space. Supervision should feel like somewhere you can bring your doubts, your questions, and your "I'm not sure I handled that well" moments without judgment.

The practicalities

I offer:

  • Individual supervision – tailored to where you are in your development

  • Flexible frequency – we can work out what fits your needs and requirements

Sessions are available via video call.

Why I love supervision

Honestly? Because I remember how isolating and uncertain this work can feel at times, especially when you're starting out. Having someone in your corner who gets it makes all the difference. I love being that person for other therapists – watching you grow in confidence, seeing you trust yourself more, and knowing I've played a small part in that.

What Supervisees Say

  • I’ve known Daniella for several years, first as my clinical supervisor within IESO, and more recently through her private practice. Daniella brings a wealth of experience, and her supervision always centres not only on the clients I work with but also on me as a therapist. She consistently holds a trusted, grounding space where I can show up as Tanya in my whole way of being, not just through the lens of “therapist.” Daniella lifts you up, offers thoughtful and constructive challenge, and shines a light on the strengths you bring both personally and professionally. Her support has extended far beyond case discussion; she has helped me explore trusted online therapy spaces (such as Therapist Corner), associate work, and so much more. After feeling disappointed with previous supervision experiences, I deliberately sought Daniella out and I’m so grateful I did. I finally feel I’ve found my wing woman, my supervisor, and someone who truly champions my growth and practice.

    Tanya Weston (Psychotherapist)

  • Daniella is like a breath of fresh air, she is a kind, caring, and deeply compassionate therapist. She has a calm and approachable presence that helps people feel at ease quickly. Her wealth of knowledge and experience really shows in the way she listens, understands, and gently guides people towards change. Daniella has a thoughtful, skilled way of sharing insights that feel supportive and empowering, at the heart of what she offers is the opportunity to feel seen, understood, and cared for. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend her to anyone.

    Ria (CBT & EMDR Therapist)

  • I can thoroughly recommended Daniella as a supervisor. As a practising integrative counsellor, when I started my Level 5 Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Diploma, I sought a new supervisor to support me with the application of my training to CBT client work. I was looking for someone with considerable depth of both theoretical understanding and client experience. Daniella has both in spades and her experience through the NHS of complex and high risk client work has been of real value to my learning. I really like how Daniella gives me space to share my own observations and understanding, but also provides additional knowledge, ideas and resources. I was also looking for a supervisor who really cared and would take a real interest in my development and experience as a counsellor; Daniella is lovely, has a relaxed but professional approach, and has taken real interest in my work as a counsellor. I'm really happy working with Daniella and am getting great value from our sessions.

    James, BACP registered integrative and CBT counsellor

My Qualifications & Training (a few highlights)

B.Sc. Psychology (Upper Second Class Honours) - The University of the West Indies

M. Sc. Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (with Merit) - London Metropolitan University

Eye Movement Desensitisation Therapy Training - EMDR Academy

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy Training with Contextual Consulting, Praxis, Russ Harris

Compassion Focused Therapy Training with The Compassionate Mind Foundation, Deborah Lee

CBT for Long Term Persistent and Distressing Health Conditions at King’s College London

NHS Talking Therapies Supervisory Training