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"Making our language more inclusive has a double-edged effect." Private Practice, March 2020

"Working well is fully noticing and getting genuinely curious about what’s happening when you feel you’re ‘off'." Private Practice, September 2020

'I support supervisees to write a new clinical will or update an existing one, and encourage them to consider their priorities and preferences for pausing practice'. BACP Children, Young People and Families, March 2024.

John Foskett explores his thoughts on the recent rebranding of the division. Thresholds, Autumn 2014

In her final column Rosie Dansey asks whether the current emphasis on clinical supervision can lose a therapist’s creativity. Therapy Today, July 2014

Margaret Smith outlines research into the effectiveness of group supervision and reflective practice groups using a group analytic model and provides examples of its potential added value for students, staff and the institution as a whole. AUCC, November 2011

Open article: The supervisory space might usefully be thought of as a delivery room, where the wisdom of the midwife can support that which is seeking to be born, writes Nicky Marshall. Private Practice, Summer 2016

Beginning her regular new column, Rosie Dansey asks whether a supervisor has a role in questioning the competence and business acumen of newly qualified practitioners wishing to work privately. Private Practice, Spring 2015

"Paradoxically, I’m not faking anything when I know, and my supervisor knows, that I’m making myself up as I go along." Regular column from Jim Holloway. Private Practice, March 2022

How do I find a supervisor and does modality matter? Therapy Today, April 2021