Supervision

HJA offers individual and group supervision sessions to HCPC-registered practitioner psychologists, and other HCPC / BASES accredited healthcare professionals (e.g., dietitians, sport and exercise practitioners, occupational therapists, and physiotherapists). We offer supervision in relation to mental health difficulties and also in relation to advancing practitioner skills Our clinical psychologists have significant levels of experience in providing clinical supervision for NHS staff as well as for those working in independent practice.

HJA also offers coaching and mentoring for Assistant Psychologists and people in their early career looking to enter into the field of applied psychology.

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Trainee Clinical Psychologist

''I highly recommend Lynne as a clinical supervisor. She has supported me in my journey from an assistant psychologist into qualified life. Her knowledge, skills, and encouragement have been a vital part of my career and I have learned so much throughout our supervisions over the years. The balance between supportive guidance and pushing me outside of my comfort zone has allowed me to grow within myself both personally and professionally.''

Dr Paula Watson, HCPC Exercise Psychologist

''Thank you so much for all the help and advice you have given me this year. You’ve helped me find opportunities and even helped me find a job I love. I definitely could not have achieved what I have this year without your support.''

Assistant Psychologist

Lynne has been providing professional supervision for me for over three years. She provides me with a psychologically safe space to reflect critically on my practice, particularly in navigating my ethical and professional boundaries as I carve my career in an area that isn’t yet well established in the mental health field (applied exercise psychology).
I can honestly say our work together has been instrumental in my personal and professional growth, and there’s never a session where I don’t come out with new insights, curiosities and the drive to continue learning