1. Who are your services for?

Our services are designed for professionals who support children and families affected by attachment difficulties and trauma. This includes social workers, therapists, psychologists, teachers, foster carers, residential care staff, and other practitioners working in education, health, and social care.

2. What types of services do you offer?

Oasis Psychology offers:

• Supervision: Individual or group sessions to reflect on practice, enhance professional growth, and support emotional well-being.

• Consultation: Guidance and case discussion for teams or individuals seeking insight into complex cases involving attachment and trauma.

• Reflective Practice: Facilitated sessions for teams to explore the emotional impact of their work and strengthen trauma-informed practice.

• Training & Workshops: Bespoke training sessions on topics such as attachment theory, trauma-informed care, emotional regulation, and relational approaches.

3. Do you offer your services online or in person?

Both. we provide flexible options to suit your needs:

• Online sessions via secure video platforms.

• In-person sessions are held at our therapy rooms in Colehill, nr Wimborne, Dorset.

4. What are the benefits of supervision or consultation?

Supervision and consultation provide a safe and supportive space to:

• Reflect on challenging cases and practice dilemmas.

• Deepen understanding of trauma and attachment.

• Prevent burnout and compassion fatigue.

• Strengthen reflective, relational, and trauma-informed practice.

5. How often should supervision or reflective sessions take place?

This depends on your role, needs, and organisational requirements. Many professionals benefit from monthly sessions, though fortnightly or half-termly options can also be arranged.

6. Can you tailor training or consultation to our team’s specific needs?

Absolutely. All training and consultation packages are bespoke, designed around your team’s experience, setting, and learning goals. I’ll work with you to identify key priorities and create meaningful, evidence-informed learning experiences.

7. What is your approach or theoretical framework?

Our practice is informed by attachment theory, trauma-informed care, PACE, and reflective practice models. We use a relational, strengths-based approach that values empathy, collaboration, and curiosity.

8. How do I book a session or discuss my needs?

You can get in touch via the contact form on the website or email us directly. We’ll arrange an initial conversation (free of charge) to discuss your needs and explore how we can support you or your team.

9. Do you work with individuals as well as organisations?

Yes. we offer services to individual practitioners as well as teams, services, and organisations.

10. What are your fees?

Fees vary depending on the type of serviceand the duration of the appointments. Approximate prices can be found on the services section of our website.

11. Do you provide ongoing or one-off support?

Both options are available. Some professionals prefer ongoing supervision or reflective practice to support their work over time, while others may request one-off consultation or training for specific cases or topics.

12. Are your services confidential?

Yes. Confidentiality is a cornerstone of all our professional work. Information shared in sessions remains confidential, within professional and safeguarding boundaries.