Clinical supervision

Dr Marc Boaz is an independent researcher, published author, sessional speaker, and a visiting Professor in Mental Health and Psychotherapy at the University of Northampton, UK, and a visiting Senior Research Fellow (Hon) at the University of Sussex, UK.

He offers clinical supervision for counselling psychotherapists, psychotherapists and counsellors, working predominantly with clients who have experiences of:

• trauma and dissociation - particularly sexual violence, domestic violence, intimate partner violence, abuse and neglect.

• relationships and psychosexual concerns - specifically around trauma-related impacts.

• familial complexity.

• neurodivergence - particularly autism, ADHD and complex presentations.

All clinical supervision is from an existential and phenomenological perspective - focusing on lived experience, meaning-making, relational presence and processes, and attending to confrontations with existence.

Marc has also co-developed a specific approach to existential and phenomenological clinical supervision, which focuses on the incorporation of movement and somatic processes in psychotherapeutic practice and relationships.

To enquire about clinical supervision (and associated fees) please contact directly.