Critical Existential-Analytic Supervision

Hi all,

I offer supervision grounded in the critical existential–analytic tradition. This approach understands supervision as a reflective, dialogical, and ethically attentive space rather than a place for prescriptive technique. I have a doctorate in existential therapy from the New School of Psychotherapy and Counselling and have been offering supervision in leadership positions and private practice. 

Supervision focuses on:

• Careful, phenomenological attention to the lived experience of therapist and client
• Critical examination of theory, language, diagnosis, and institutional pressures
• Reflexivity around power, assumptions, and taken-for-granted professional norms

This supervision may be particularly suited to therapists who wish to think deeply about their work, question dominant therapeutic discourses, and engage psychotherapy as an ethical and philosophical practice rather than a set of interventions.

Send me an email if you are interested.

Ben Garrett