Kerry Evans

I believe everyone can benefit from having a safe place to share what they cannot hold alone anymore.

From the first text on my Diploma course - Between Therapist & Client, The New Relationship by Michael D Kahn - almost 20 years ago the importance of finding the right therapist has been at the fore of my own learning. The quality of the  relationship is vital to allow the building of safety, trust & collaboration in order to grow new learning & stronger sense of self. With that as our foundation we can explore & challenge old behaviours or relationships which may no longer be useful for the next stage of our lives.

I became a supervisor because I was lucky enough to experience 'the magic' that can happen sometimes in supervision. 

I strive to support the growth of my supervisees & by doing so we can collaboratively monitor the safety and wellbeing of their clients/user group.  

I work with counsellors, social workers, support workers and crisis workers & managers within organisations. 

As in my counselling practice I believe the quality of the supervision relationship is vital to establish trust, safety & openness in the work. This supports exploration, mutual learning & from my experience creates a fruitful space to bring 'the dark corners' as well as the 'clear spaces'.