Who am I? My name is Sarah and I am a fully trained and qualified Dramatherapist (Arts Psychotherapist) and Clinical Supervisor. I am registered with the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC) and The British Association of Dramatherapists (BADth).​I am passionate about supporting others and providing a variety of means to do so. I work from a client centered approach, tailoring sessions accordingly to each individual/group. I believe strongly in building a good therapeutic relationship with both clients and supervisee's. I always aim to create an approachable, empathic and safe environment for those I work alongside.
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​​Who do I work with? I have many years of experience working with a vast range of individuals including children, young people and adults.
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What kind of difficulties do I have experience working with?
I work with a range of difficulties someone may bring to therapy, including:
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Trauma
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Abuse
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Neurodiversity
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Eating difficulties
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Anxiety
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Depression/ low mood
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Body image
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Relationship and attachment difficulties
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Neglect
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Loss
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Confidence and self esteem
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Personal growth and development
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Resilience building
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*This is not an extensive list so feel free to ask about any other areas you may wish to bring to therapy.
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Do I work with trainee therapists? Yes, I have many years experience working with trainee therapists in both an individual and group therapy context. This work can take place in person or online.
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I am familiar with the paperwork required for students
I offer discount costs to students.
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As a Clinical Supervisor I work with a variety of professionals providing them with a space to engage in reflective practice.
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Who do I work with? I have had experience supervising and mentoring trainee arts therapists and counsellors, qualified arts therapists and counsellors, well being staff, organisations, volunteers and those working in education such as those in senior leadership and safeguarding leads.
​What is my approach? I offer a creative, person centred theoretical orientation to supervision. Through this approach I am able to provide supervision sessions that offer verbal, nonverbal and creative methods to explore and express content.
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If you would like to find out more about the supervisory framework I use please click the button below.