GSRD Group Supervision

GSRD Group Supervision

Explore the intersection of the personal, professional and political in therapeutic work. Let's reclaim woke!


“Those that don’t got it, can’t show it. Those that got it, can’t hide it”

Zora Hurston

GSRD Group Supervision welcomes therapists with diverse gender, sexuality and/or relationship styles. Together, we can focus on the unique concerns of GSRD clients and develop a supportive group culture. You can bring your work with individuals, relationships and therapy groups to the group supervision sessions and benefit from the shared experience, knowledge and skills of six other people.

Many counselling training, supervision, CPD and mainstream therapeutic models marginalise LGBTQIA+ therapists. This supervision group is a deliberate move toward community and inclusion in a welcoming environment.

  • Thinking is difficult, that's why most people judge.

    Carl Jung

  • Don't be afraid to use all the colors in the crayon box

    Ru Paul

  • We are not problems to be solved but mysteries to be understood

    Gadamer

  • The theory determines what we can observe

    Einstein

Who this is for…

This three-hour monthly supervision group is open to all therapists (trainee or qualified) who want the support, connection and depth that comes from working alongside other GSRD-aware practitioners. The focus is broad and responsive, with diversity in all its forms valued and celebrated. Client material does not need to be GSRD specific; all themes are welcome.

The groups meet for 3 hours monthly in person in Dalston.

GSRD Group Supervision Dates

Mondays, 10am–1pm

2026

12 Jan • 9 Feb  • 9 Mar • 30 Mar • 4 May • 8 Jun • 13 Jul • 31 Aug • 28 Sep • 26 Oct • 23 Nov 

Interested in being part of this group?

Contact me by email, text, or phone. I’ll confirm availability and we can schedule a 20–30 minute Zoom or in-person consultation to see if this supervision group is a good fit.

With your permission, I’ll share your name with the group - and their names with you - to ensure there are no unwanted overlaps or dual relationships.

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