Online group supervision for counsellors and psychotherapists
Reflect Together helps UK practitioners form small online supervision groups — either a peer circle where members supervise each other, or a supervisor-led group hosted by a clinical supervisor — qualified, or in training and clearly labelled. You are matched on the things that actually matter: modality, the client work you do, and when you can meet.
Two kinds of group
Peer circles
Practitioners of broadly similar experience supervise one another. There is no facilitator fee. Every existing member approves a new joiner, so the group stays something the members chose rather than something they were assigned.
Supervisor-led groups
A clinical supervisor hosts the group, reviews applications, and sets their own fee, agreed directly with you. Supervisors in training can also host — their listings are clearly labelled. Supervisors can open a group here.
No suitable group open? Ask for one
If none of the open supervisor-led groups fits your modality, availability or budget, you can post a supervision request describing exactly what you need — 1-to-1 or group, cadence, times you can meet, and a note on fees. Approved supervisors and supervisors in training see matching requests (and are emailed about them), then send you an offer. Accept the one that fits, and the supervisor opens a circle for you or invites you into one they already run.
Why practitioners choose group supervision
More than one perspective
A case heard by three practitioners from different modalities surfaces things a single supervisor may not. You hear how a person-centred, psychodynamic or CBT colleague reads the same material.
Shared cost
Group supervision spreads the cost of a supervisor across the group, and peer circles cost nothing at all.
Less isolated practice
Online and private practice can be lonely. A standing group gives you colleagues who know your work over time, not just a one-off consultation.
Learning from others' cases
Much of the value comes from cases that are not yours — hearing how peers contract, hold risk, and work with rupture and repair.
See the journey at a glance
Four short steps explain how to find a match, request supervision and start talking.
Common questions
What is group supervision?
Clinical supervision carried out with a small number of practitioners together rather than one to one — either peer-led or facilitated by a clinical supervisor (qualified or in training).
How many people are in a group?
Groups are deliberately small. Each group sets its own target size, chat unlocks at two members, and the organiser closes the group to new members when it is ready to run.
Does group supervision count towards my hours?
That depends on your professional body's requirements and, for supervisor-led groups, on your supervisor. Check your own body's current supervision policy before relying on a group for required hours.
What does it cost?
Free for counsellors and psychotherapists — browsing, joining and starting a circle, and posting a supervision request. Any supervisor fees are arranged directly with the supervisor.
What if no open group suits me?
Post a supervision request describing what you need — modality, cadence, availability and whether you want 1-to-1 or a group. Supervisors see it and can offer to supervise you, opening a circle around your request if you accept.
Find your group
Create a profile and browse open groups — no charge to look.