Welcome to Briony Wright Psychotherapy

Things to know about me: 

• I’m friendly and easy to talk to. My job is to listen, not judge.

• I like to slow things down so I can understand your experience better.

• I try to see the whole picture. This sometimes means thinking about different perspectives, stories, or ideas you might not have considered before.

• We go at a pace that feels comfortable for you. If things feel too intense, we slow down together.

• You can ask me questions at any time — about me, about therapy, or about what we’re doing. This is your space, and we work things out together.

• When words feel tricky, I might use creative tools—like postcards or figurines—to help us think and express what’s going on.

• I don’t share what we talk about with your parents, but I sometimes work with them too, helping them understand you better.

• I have a whippet named Otto, and three cats called Asbo, Travis and Swift.

I offer clinical supervision to qualified therapists and trainee therapists working with children, young people, and families. As an integrative psychotherapist, I bring a thorough understanding of child development, affective neuroscience, and relational approaches to therapeutic work across developmental stages.

In supervision, I offer a reflective space where we can think carefully about your clients’ internal worlds, your therapeutic stance, and what is happening within the relational field. My approach is collaborative and curious. At times, we may use creative methods, such as drawing, sanitary, imagery, or metaphor, to open up new perspectives and deepen clinical understanding.

My supervisory style is warm, thoughtful, and attentive to both the emotional and technical aspects of practice. I support supervisees to develop confidence, reflect on their own process, and remain connected to their professional values, particularly when the work with complexity.