Emma Broughton

Hours available Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings from 4.30pm

I believe that everyone has the ability to find answers within themselves.

My practice is characterised by creativity, utilising techniques such as sand tray work, art, fairy tales, and metaphors. Importantly, you don’t need to be an artist to engage in this creative process.

I will offer a warm friendly space, a comfy sofa and a cuppa for you to relax, so if talking is your thing, then we can do that to.

There is no pressure to be creative in our sessions, its just another way of expressing and exploring our feelings.

I love to work in a creative way, utilizing sand trays, art, fairy tales, metaphors and other mediums - you don't need to be good at art to work creatively, just be open to exploration and self expression.

Working with children and young people often means that they don't have the words to explain their feelings. This is where creative counselling comes in. By using art supplies, toys, games or play, so much can be expressed, in a safe and comfortable environment. 

This approach is suitable for both adults children  and young people. I have experience of working with Autism and ADHD.

If you are ready to embark on a creative journey, please get in touch.

I also offer traditional talking therapy should that be your requirement.

Our first session would be a 15 free minute consultation to consider how I work and ensure we are a good fit for each other. This session will include looking at any assessment needs and collecting the relevant information required.

After this, you will be able to book your first session either online or face to face.

I have availability  on Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings

I am an Integrative Creative Clinical Supervisor working both online and face to face.

Working creatively in supervision offers a way of working that is a thought provoking, enriching and safe space to explore your professional growth and personal development.

Why would I Choose Creative Supervision?

To find new ways of thinking and exploring client work

To be able to deeply explore client work in a safe space

To support personal and professional development

To enhance current practices

To find new ways of working in client work

I believe that everyone has the ability to find answers within themselves. My practice is characterised by creativity, utilising techniques such as sand tray work, art, fairy tales, and metaphors. Importantly, you don’t need to be an artist to engage in this creative process. I will offer a warm friendly space, a comfy sofa and a cuppa for you to relax, so if talking is your thing, then we can do that too. There is no pressure to be creative in our sessions, its just another way of expressing and exploring our feelings. I specialise in working with children and young people as well as adults.

Our first session after consultation will be to discuss plans and goals and see where you would like the supervision sessions to go.