LightHouse Supervision

Reflective Group Supervision for Early-Career Therapists 🌿

One of the biggest misconceptions about supervision is that it is only about discussing “difficult” cases.

In reality, supervision is also about learning how you show up as a therapist — building confidence in your clinical voice, understanding your blind spots, sitting with uncertainty, and learning to think through different perspectives in a more grounded way.

This group supervision space is designed especially for psychology trainees, freshers, and early-career therapists who are looking for a more reflective and supportive space while navigating their clinical journeys.

This is a space where we can explore:

• case discussions and formulations
• therapeutic relationship dynamics
• self-doubt and imposter syndrome in practice
• ethical dilemmas and clinical stuck points
• reflections on the therapist’s own process
• different lenses and perspectives in therapy work

Unlike large webinar-style spaces, these groups are intentionally kept small and intimate with a maximum of only 6–7 participants per group, so the space feels more thoughtful, interactive, safe, and personally held.

The intention is not just to “teach techniques,” but to help you grow into a more aware, reflective, and grounded therapist over time.

If you’ve been craving a space where you can ask questions openly, feel less alone in your work, and deepen your clinical thinking — you’re warmly welcome here 🌿