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Getting The Most From Supervision
Getting The Most From Supervision
Getting The Most From Supervision
This practical, two-page worksheet is designed to help counsellors and psychotherapists walk into supervision feeling clearer, more prepared and more able to use the time well.
Using this worksheet helps you arrive at supervision each month with clarity, make better use of your time and keep ethics and client safety firmly in view.
It offers enough structure to support your thinking without feeling restrictive, so you can name what you really need, explore stuck places and track your growth over time. It also creates a simple written record that can feed directly into your CPD logs, supervision audits and ongoing reflective practice.
Ideal for trainees, newly qualified practitioners and experienced therapists who want supervision to feel more intentional, worthwhile and ethically grounded.
What's Your Therapeutic style?
Getting The Most From Supervision
Getting The Most From Supervision
This simple yet powerful worksheet helps counsellors pause and put words to how you show up in the therapy room.
Through guided reflective prompts, you’ll explore your natural tendencies, strengths, client feedback, and areas for growth. It’s designed to support you in developing a clearer sense of your therapeutic style, without comparison or pressure to fit a particular model.
The worksheet is ideal for use in supervision, CPD reflection, or when updating your professional bio or website. It’s gentle, practical, and designed to help you articulate your way of being as a therapist with more confidence and clarity.
Who's your ideal client?
Getting The Most From Supervision
Who's your ideal client?
This focussed worksheet helps counsellors step back and reflect on who they do their best work with, and why.
Rather than encouraging niche-picking or marketing labels, it invites you to explore real experiences from your practice.
You’ll be guided to reflect on clients you’ve felt most connected to, energised by, and effective with, and to notice the shared themes that emerge.
Designed as a grounding CPD tool, this worksheet supports you in aligning your work with your values, strengths, and therapeutic style. It can help bring clarity to your client focus, confidence in how you describe your work, and greater ease in your professional decision-making.
This worksheet is particularly useful for counsellors in private practice, those refining their focus, or anyone feeling unsure how to describe who they work best with.
CPD Reflective Workbooks and Courses
Reflective CPD WORKBOOK
20 Ways to Work with the “I Don’t Know” Client is a 15-page reflective workbook for counsellors, supervisors and other mental health professionals who want to feel more confident and grounded when clients feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unable to put things into words.
Blending reflective practice with practical ideas, the workbook helps you understand what “I don’t know” might be communicating beneath the surface, and how to respond without rushing, fixing, or pressuring the process.
It supports you to stay relational, ethical, and attuned, even when sessions feel uncertain or directionless.
Designed to be self-paced and CPD-friendly, this is a calm, reusable resource you can return to whenever not knowing shows up in the therapy room.
Reflective CPD WORKBOOK
20 Ways to Attract Your Ideal Client is a self-reflective workbook designed for counsellors, psychotherapists and other mental health professionals in private practice who want to attract clients that feel like a genuine fit, without changing who they are or relying on pushy or spammy marketing.
Rather than focusing on demographics or traditional ideal client avatars, this resource invites you to look inward.
Through structured reflection, guided prompts, and practical integration exercises, you’ll explore the client relationships that have felt most meaningful and energising and uncover the shared qualities, values, and relational dynamics behind them.
This workbook is ideal if you want your private practice to feel more sustainable, focused and nourishing for both yourself and your clients. It supports you to make clearer decisions about who you work with, how you describe your work and where you invest your energy.
Suitable for trainees, qualified counsellors, and supervisors, this reflective workbook can also be logged as self-directed CPD.
Designed to be revisited as your practice evolves, this is a thoughtful, practical resource for counsellors who want their client work to feel aligned, meaningful, and professionally grounded.