From interpreter to supervisor
Ali Heatherington explains the value in supervision and takes us on her journey from interpreter to professional supervisor.
About Labyrinth Supervision
Labyrinth was established by the first cohort of British Sign Language Interpreters who trained to become Professional Supervisors with 360 Supervision.
This website is a listing facility for communication professionals who offer Professional Supervision and who have qualified through a variety of routes.
Find a supervisor
Labyrinth supervisors are shown below. You can learn more about a supervisor by viewing their profile. If you're looking for a supervisor in a specific region of the UK you can filter by their location.
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David Wolfenden
Location Devon About meOffering supervision to professional practitioners in English, BSL or International Sign. Specialising in group supervision. A non-judgmental companion in your practice.
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Paula Cox
Location Surrey/London About meI am an experienced BSL interpreter. I qualified as a Professional Supervisor through 360 Supervision in 2017 and became a CAVA qualified assessor in 2022.
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Trudi Collier
Location Edinburgh About meI have worked as MBACP accredited psychological therapist for over 20 years and I have had a variety of experience in different settings including supervision for counsellors and interpreters.
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Dave Wycherley
Location Leeds About meSupervision offers the chance to set time aside from your busy work schedule, and to take the opportunity to reflect about your practice in a safe, non-judgmental environment.
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Vicky Pannell
Location Milton Keynes About meFor me supervision is a vital part of our Interpreting Practice. Having received excellent supervision throughout my career, I am now privileged to support others to explore and develop their practice in a safe and non-judgmental space. I offer a free, initial consultation session with the aim to get to know one another and to answer any questions you may have.
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Louise Critchley
Location Warrington, Cheshire About meI have been a qualified, freelance British Sign Language Interpreter since 2012, having studied with Sign Solutions. I am based in Warrington, Cheshire.
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Shaunett Harris
Location London About meI offer individual supervision sessions face to face in central London or online to interpreters, professionals working with Deaf people, and allied professionals including front line practitioners.
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Vicki Lamb
Location Southend-on-Sea, Essex About meFreelance interpreter, based in Essex. Professional supervisor, qualifying with the 2024 cohort. I am also an experienced coach, and regularly run various workshops related to neurodiversity, mental well-being and maintaining professional resilience. If you would like to discuss how we might work together, please drop me an email; I offer an initial 30 minute introductory consultation at no charge. I am comfortable offering supervision in either spoken English or British Sign Language.
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Omoyele Davey
Location Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire About meHi, my name is Omoyele Davey and I am a Registered Sign Language Interpreter, Professional Supervisor and Course Tutor.
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Jules Dickinson
Location Nottingham About meFor me, supervision offers a small island of calm and refuge in what can be the choppy, and sometimes downright turbulent, seas of professional practice.
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Kate Labno
Location Cheshire / Merseyside About meI am available for face to face sessions in the North West area or remotely for those further afield. Please get in touch and we can arrange an initial session which is free of charge.
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Daryl McMullan
Location Plymouth About meI have worked as a communication professional for over ten years, starting as a Communication Support Worker, then qualifying as BSL/English Interpreter, Electronic notetaker and Lipspeaker.
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Caron Wolfenden
Location Mid-Devon About meI believe supervision is crucial to our professional wellbeing and embracing the space to talk about our work keeps us healthy, motivated, and safe to practise.
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Andy Gregory
Location Essex About meI can provide a safe, confidential, non-judgmental space and regular, protected time for guided reflection using a combination of support and supportive challenge.
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Lyn Chase
Location Essex About meI love supervision, that I give and that I receive. I continue to be inspired by the support I gain from my supervisor, and feel privileged to be part of the continuing growth in my own supervisees.
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Karen Ward-Welch
Location Midlands About meSupervision is a regular non-judgemental safe space for us to explore our work practice dilemmas with support from a supervisor. Its aim is to nurture, develop and unlock our potential in becoming the best version of our professional selves. I am honoured to have completed the Diploma for Professional Supervision for Sign Language Interpreters and Allied Health Professionals in September 2024 with 360Supervision. I offer a short online introductory consultation for us to meet and answer any questions you may have regarding the supervision process.
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Nana Yaa Danso
Location Essex About meI am qualified professional supervisor for Interpreters and practitioners from allied professions.
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Andrea Daly
Location Coventry About meI achieved my 360 Diploma in Supervision in June 2022 and am able to offer supervision to anyone working in a people facing role, particularly language service providers.
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Theresa McWhirter
Location South East London / Kent About meI am an NRCPD registered BSL/English interpreter with 30 years’ experience in a wide range of domains. I am proud to be a member of our profession and am committed to its development.
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Mariella Reina
Location Berkshire/London About meI offer supervision working either remotely, or face to face within the Berkshire and London areas.
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Ali Hetherington
Location Manchester About meI am passionate about the value of professional supervision and I am committed to creating a safe space where you feel valued and supported to explore issues, dilemmas and decisions.
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Debbie Watkins
Location Hampshire About meThe purpose of supervision is to support, reflect and improve your work and also to enhance your practitioner well-being. We all want interpreters to stay in their job for a long time and feel healthy, happy and motivated. Together we will build the resilience you need.
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Yasmeen Floodgate
Location Berkshire About meI offer clinical supervision as 1:1 and in groups. Clinical supervision is a formal process of professional support, reflection and learning that contributes to individual development.
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Sarah Maguire
Location Bristol About meI work mainly online though occasional face to face supervision may be available. I am Bristol based and work with supervisees nationwide.
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Sarah Butt
Location Rugby About meMidlands freelance BSL Interpreter (RSLI), qualified supervisor and current masters student in integrated counselling and coaching. I aim to create a safe, affirming and needs-informed space for all.
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Wendy White
Location Hampshire About meI am a Professional Supervisor based in Hampshire. I gained my Diploma in Supervision for Sign Language Interpreters and Allied Professionals in 2022. I offer Professional Supervision to interpreters.
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Tessa Slaughter
Location Edinburgh About meRegistered interpreter and supervisor in Edinburgh with a wealth of professional and personal experience in the field.
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Paul Michaels
Location London About mePaul is based in London and offers supervision sessions both Face-to-Face and online to anyone working in ‘people-facing’ professions.
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Irina Sanders
Location Essex About meI am a Professional Supervisor based in Essex. I gained my Diploma in Supervision for Sign Language Interpreters and Allied Professionals in 2022.
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Ali Gordon
Location London / Cambridge About meI am a Professional Supervisor based in Cambridge. I qualified in March 2021 via the Diploma in Supervision delivered by Cathy Davey training.
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Janine Lowe
Location Birmingham About meBased in the West Midlands for face to face sessions but I also offer remote supervision to those living and working further afield.
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Melissa Barker-Simpson
Location Leeds About meI became a qualified interpreter in 2004 and since then have held a variety of roles, including committee member, editor, interpreting service manager, and since 2022, professional supervisor.
