Supervision is the formal journey from theory to practice for those embarking upon the Qualification in Sport and Exercise Psychology (QSEP-Stage 2).  This doctoral level qualification leads to eligibility for chartered membership of the BPS.  The QSEP (Stage 2) involves structured supervised practice over a period of 2, 3 or 4 years, depending on whether you wish to train on a full-time or a part-time basis and your access to appropriate development opportunities.

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An accredited supervisor and supervision skills trainer with the British Psychological Society (RAPPS), my supervision programme builds upon the academic components of your Stage 1 training, enabling you to develop and demonstrate your skills to doctoral level in professional practice, consultancy and communication. 

 

While starting on your journey to become a sport and exercise psychologist can be daunting, my mission is to enable you to move through the process in a positive and clear-headed way and help you develop your skills and qualities to become the best practitioner you can be. Through a process of practice, collaboration, feedback, observation and discussion, we will work together on a highly individualised programme, the goal of which is that you leave the supervision process competent and confident to practice independently as a sport or exercise psychologist in a range of settings. 

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If you'd like to know more, and to discuss your individual situation, please do get in contact with me.

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