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Supervision & Consultancy

We specialise in delivering clinical supervision tailored to both individuals and teams employing a versatile range of supervision models.

We have a strong commitment to supporting the next generation of forensic psychologists. We hold academic positions at Cardiff Metropolitan University supervising students enrolled on the Post Graduate Forensic Psychology Practitioner Programme. We also have responsibility for assessing student submissions.

 

Emma additionally serves as a clinical supervisor for the Manchester Metropolitan Post Graduate Forensic Psychology Practice Programme.

 

Louise is a BPS registered applied psychology practice supervisor, and is approved to supervise forensic psychologists in training, guiding them through stage two of the BPS qualification in Forensic Psychology.

 

Louise also holds a Ministry of Justice contract to provide supervision to trainee forensic psychologists who work for HMPPS.

Our expertise extends beyond academic settings, and we bring extensive experience in delivering peer supervision to qualified colleagues and facilitating group supervision for teams, particularly those engaged in demanding front-line roles. 
 
In addition to supervision services, we offer consultancy to teams or organisations, enhancing clinical skills, fostering reflective practice and contributing to overall service enhancement.

Our supervision and consultancy encompasses a diverse range of commissions, including:

  • supervision for individuals and teams working with men who have engaged in sexually harmful behaviour in prisons and secure hospital settings

  • clinical supervision in a residential home for children who engage in sexually harmful behaviour

  • collaboration with a film production company facilitating the implementation of safe working practices

  • consultancy for staff and managers in prison close supervision centres 

  • consulting on risk assessment procedures in a pupil referral unit

  • evaluating the needs of young people who engage in sexually harmful behaviour across the prison estate 

  • evaluating the needs of children and young people residing in a secure children’s home

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