Guiding Therapists Towards Excellence
Clinical Supervision for Qualified Therapists | Canterbury and Online
If you are a qualified counsellor or psychotherapist who wants supervision that genuinely challenges you, helps you think clearly about your most complex clients, and feels worth the time and money you put into it, you are in the right place.
I am Becky Stone, a specialist eating disorder therapist and supervisor trained to master practitioner level, a registered BACP member, and a fully qualified clinical supervisor with over 15 years of experience in counselling and therapy. I work exclusively with qualified therapists, both in person in Canterbury and online across the UK.
I do not work with trainee counsellors. If you are fully qualified and ready for supervision that takes your practice seriously, read on.
Who This Supervision Is For
My supervisees tend to fall into two groups, though many are both.
Therapists Working With Eating Disorder Clients
Eating disorder work is some of the most complex and emotionally demanding therapeutic work there is. Clients presenting with anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, orthorexia, ARFID, or disordered eating bring challenges that general therapeutic training rarely prepares you for fully.
The medical dimensions, the ambivalence about recovery, the long and non-linear nature of the work, the shame, and the countertransference it can stir up all require a supervisor who genuinely understands this clinical landscape, not just as theory but from real, direct experience.
With specialist master practitioner level training in eating disorder therapy and years of direct clinical experience, I can help you think through risk, therapeutic approach, ruptures, pacing, and the specific dynamics that arise with this client group. If you finish sessions with eating disorder clients wondering whether you got it right, that is not a sign you are failing. It is a sign you need specialist supervision.
Qualified Therapists Wanting Thoughtful, Experienced General Supervision
You do not need to specialise in eating disorders to work with me. If you want supervision that is properly reflective, asks the right questions, holds you when the work gets heavy, and genuinely helps you develop as a therapist over time, I would love to hear from you.
I bring the same quality of attention to every supervisee regardless of their specialism.
What Makes This Supervision Different
Most supervisors in Kent offer general supervision drawn from their therapeutic training. I do that too. But I also bring something most supervisors in this area cannot: specialist clinical knowledge of eating disorder work, developed through master practitioner level training and years of direct clinical practice.
That is not a niche detail. If any part of your caseload involves eating disorders and your supervisor has no specialist training in that area, there are gaps in the support you are receiving. Not through any fault of theirs, but because eating disorder work has its own clinical language, its own risk considerations, and its own therapeutic pitfalls that a generalist framework cannot fully hold.
I also understand what it is like to run a private practice. I have done it for years. The isolation of self-employment, the weight of managing a full caseload without a team around you, questions about your own wellbeing alongside your clients’, and the practical business side of building something sustainable are things I bring genuine lived understanding to. That shapes the way I supervise.
My Approach to Supervision
I work within the seven-eyed model, which means we look at your work from multiple angles: the client themselves, the therapy you are offering, you as the therapist, the relationship between you and your client, our supervisory relationship, the wider context of your practice, and the countertransference running through all of it.
I am not a supervisor who simply validates everything you do. I will challenge you when it serves your development, ask the uncomfortable question when one needs asking, and sit with you when the work gets genuinely difficult. Supervision should leave you feeling clearer, more grounded, and better equipped, not just ticked-box compliant.
How Sessions Work
Sessions are available online via a secure, GDPR-compliant video platform or in person in Canterbury, Kent. I offer one-hour and 90-minute individual supervision sessions.
Frequency is flexible. Most supervisees choose fortnightly or monthly sessions depending on their caseload, professional requirements, and what works for them in terms of time and cost. If you are carrying a high volume of complex clients, particularly those with eating disorders, fortnightly sessions generally offer better clinical support and safety.
I also offer occasional pop-up supervision for existing supervisees when an urgent clinical question cannot wait until the next scheduled session.
A full invoice is provided after every session. Clinical supervision is a legitimate business expense and fully claimable through your accounts, which makes the real cost considerably lower than the headline fee.
Supervision Fees
One-hour session: £60
90-minute session: £90
Invoices provided after every session for your tax records. Supervision is a fully deductible business expense for self-employed therapists and counsellors.
Not sure if we are the right fit? I offer a free 20-minute introductory call with no commitment and no obligation. It is simply a chance to meet, ask questions, and see whether this feels like the right supervision relationship for you.
What My Supervisees Say
“Becky is my Supervisory Consultant. Throughout my supervision, Becky has demonstrated a deep understanding of different therapeutic modalities and a genuine commitment to fostering my development. She provides clear, constructive
Gemma Mitchell MBACP (Snr. Accred)
BACP Senior Accredited Psychotherapist, Relationship Therapist and Clinical Supervisor
“Becky has been my Supervisor for a few years now and I love our sessions. Becky is relatable, human and extremely knowledgeable. Every session I learn more about
Ky Harkins MNCS (Acc.)
Counsellor and Counselling Tutor
“Becky is an excellent supervisor. Her enthusiasm, energy, encouragement and straight-talking is invaluable and has helped me grow and develop as a therapist. Her fantastic support and advice was instrumental in me taking the nerve-
Rachel Dowling
Neuro-affirming Counsellor and Psychotherapist, MBACP, Gillingham, Kent
“I would describe Becky as someone who truly challenges and inspires growth. She’s direct in her communication, often offering tough talk (which was brilliant for me), and it’s always with the goal of pushing you to be better. Her ability to think outside the
Rachel Budden
Integrative Psychotherapeutic Counsellor, MBACP (Reg.)
“I needed urgent supervision and Becky was readily available to help. I continued work with Becky for a few months. My experience working with Becky was great. She was supportive and encouraged me to believe in myself and the work I do.
Florentina Okolie
High Intensity Counsellor, Waltham Forest Talking Therapies NELFT
“I can definitely recommend Becky as an experienced and insightful counselling and coaching clinical supervisor.”
Paul Weeden mBacp
Business Owner, MindBody Counselling/Coaching
“I have the privilege of being supervised by Becky, and their guidance has been invaluable to my growth as a coach. Becky is an exceptional listener who creates a safe and open space for reflection and exploration. Their open and non-judgmental approach has allowed me to bring my challenges to
Jason Colyer
Personal Development Coach, Outplacement Career Transition Coach
“Becky is an authentic, grounded, open and transparent therapist and supervisor. She brings a high energy and vibe to her work with a curious mindset. She is both nurturing and pragmatic in her approach. She brings her true self to her therapeutic work and supervisory support. That is priceless
Nic Pendregaust
Qualified Therapist, Counselling and Coaching Practitioner
“I highly recommend Becky Stone as an eating disorder therapist. We work alongside each other with teenagers who struggle with eating disorders, and her recovery rates are amazing. She also specialises in working with clients who have ADHD and understands the neurodiverse mind!”
Jenny Tomei
Nutritional and Eating Disorder Therapist, Director at Jenup Community C.I.C., International and UK Speaker in Schools
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you supervise trainee counsellors?
No. I work exclusively with qualified and experienced therapists and counsellors. If you are still completing your training, please speak to your course tutor or placement coordinator about supervisors who specialise in supporting trainees.
What is eating disorder specialist supervision?
It is supervision provided by someone with specific clinical training and direct experience in eating disorder work, rather than a generalist supervisor working from a broad therapeutic framework. If any of your clients have eating disorders, specialist supervision means the person in your corner understands the full clinical picture, including the risks, the therapeutic approach, and the dynamics specific to this client group.
How often should I have supervision?
BACP guidelines recommend one hour of supervision for every eight hours of client contact. The right frequency for you will depend on your caseload and the complexity of the work. We can talk this through during the introductory call.
Can supervision take place online?
Yes. I offer online supervision via a secure, GDPR-compliant video platform for therapists anywhere in the UK. In-person sessions are also available in Canterbury for those who are local.
Can I claim supervision as a business expense?
Yes. Clinical supervision is a recognised and necessary business expense for self-employed therapists. I provide a full invoice after every session which you can use as part of your tax records. Many therapists find that claiming supervision through their accounts brings the effective cost down significantly.
Are you BACP compliant as a supervisor?
Yes. I am a registered member of the BACP and supervision with me counts towards your professional requirements.
What if I need support between sessions?
I offer pop-up supervision to existing supervisees for urgent clinical questions that cannot wait. Please get in touch to discuss whether this is appropriate for your situation.
I do not specialise in eating disorders. Can I still work with you?
Absolutely. While eating disorder specialist supervision is one of my key strengths, I work with qualified therapists across a wide range of specialisms. If you want experienced, reflective supervision from someone who takes your practice seriously, get in touch.
Book a Supervision Session
If you are a qualified therapist looking for supervision that is experienced, specialist, and genuinely worth your time, I would love to hear from you.
The first step is a free 20-minute introductory call. It is informal, there is no commitment involved, and it is simply a chance for us to meet, ask questions, and see whether this feels like the right fit.
Phone
Reach out to me at (07510) 495791 for a chat about how we can work together.
beckywhocares1@outlook.com – I’m here to listen and help.
Address
Based in Canterbury, Kent, I offer compassionate support tailored to your needs.
BECKY STONE
I’m Becky Stone, a counsellor based in Canterbury, Kent, specialising in eating disorders, disordered eating, body image and emotional wellbeing. I work online with both adults and young people across the UK.
I created Counsellor Who Cares because I wanted therapy to feel personal. Not a waiting list, not a rushed appointment, and not a service where you feel like just another name on a list. Instead, you’ll work directly with me in a space where you can feel heard, understood and supported.
As a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), I work within a recognised ethical framework and regularly update my knowledge through ongoing professional development. Your confidentiality, wellbeing and safety are at the heart of everything I do.
All sessions take place securely via Zoom, making therapy accessible wherever you are in the UK. All you need is a quiet, private space and a device with a camera.
If you’re wondering whether I’m the right therapist for you, that’s exactly what the free 20-minute consultation is for. There’s no pressure and no obligation, just an opportunity to meet, ask questions and see whether working together feels like the right fit.