My monthly ACT-informed group supervision sessions offer a space for reflective practice, peer learning, and shared support.

Why Group Supervision?

Clinical work can be rewarding but also sometimes isolating. These group supervision sessions offer a reflective, supportive space to:

• Think functionally, not diagnostically

• Make sense of stuck points using ACT, CBT and contextual behavioural approaches

• Stay grounded in clinical work that can be emotionally demanding

• Connect with, and learn from, others navigating similar territory
   

Who It's For?

These groups are ideal for:

• Therapists, psychologists, and counsellors

• Anyone who wants supervision that’s collaborative, practical, and psychologically flexible

 

Format & Structure

• Group Size: Maximum 4 participants per group

• Frequency: Monthly

• Duration: 90 minutes

• Location: Online

• Fee: £50 per session (invoiced monthly)

Each session includes:

• Space for case consultation and shared reflection

• Brief process-oriented teaching or conceptual input if helpful

• A focus on clinical utility, context, and values—not just technique

About Me:

I'm a psychotherapist and supervisor with a background in range of models, including CBT and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, (ACT),  with significant experience as therapist and supervisor across the NHS, tertiary services, the military, and private sector.  I have particular experience working with complexity, military veterans, trauma, moral injury and identity. I aim to create spaces that are clinically rich, psychologically flexible, and grounded in the realities of front-line therapeutic work.

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How to Join:

To express interest or enquire about available group spaces, please get in touch via the contact form or email:

📧 hello@christiankhughes.com
 

If a group is currently full, I’ll offer you a place on the waiting list or notify you when a new one opens

Location:
Supervision is delivered securely and conveniently online.

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Other:

Need a bespoke supervision arrangement for your organisation, or to arrange for a group? Please get in touch to discuss.