Edoardo Zollo

  •  Supervisor for psychotherapists / counsellors

Are you feeling a bit stuck in your therapy?

Let’s be honest for a moment. Being a therapist is deeply rewarding, but it can also be incredibly isolating and overwhelming. Do any of these sound familiar?

The Mindset: 

  • Are you secretly battling imposter syndrome
  • Feeling impatience with a client?

The Business: 

  • Are you feeling the pressure to “deliver” because they are paying you? 
  • Are you terrified to raise your fees in case you lose your clients?

The Mechanics: 

  • If you work with couples, are you constantly doubting? 
  • Is it 60 minutes or 90? Do I see them one-to-one first? Weekly or bi-weekly?

The Chaos: 

  • Is your mind feeling scattered in the room? 
  • Are you drowning in invoices and calendar mishaps?

If you’re asking yourself these questions… I’d love to invite you into a different kind of supervision.

Who I Am & How I Work

I’m 52 years old, and I’ve been a therapist for 19 years. For the last 4 years, I’ve been working as a supervisor, running both in-person and online groups, as well as supervising Diploma and Master’s level students at a charity placement. In nearly two decades, I’ve seen and heard a lot—specialising heavily in trauma and addictions.

Originally from Italy but a long-time UK resident, my style is a bit direct, but always with a ‘please’. I won’t beat around the bush, but I will always hold space for you with absolute respect.

The ADHD Factor

I was diagnosed with ADHD long before it became a social media trend. I know exactly what it’s like to fight a scattered mind while trying to stay present for a client. Over the years, I’ve built great structures and practical tips to keep my business running and my mind focused. I want to share those with you.

Supervision

Should be a safe harbour, not another place where you feel judged. If you’re looking for a supervisor who understands the clinical depths, the business anxieties, and the neurodivergent brain, let’s talk.

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What is clinical supervision, and who is it for?

Clinical supervision is a space dedicated to mental health professionals (counsellors, psychotherapists, and psychologists) to reflect on their clinical work with the support of an accredited supervisor.

I offer individual and group supervision—both online and in-person in London—suitable for professionals in training as well as those who are already qualified.

Yes, I am an Approved Supervisor recognised by the National Counselling & Psychotherapy Society (NCPS), a register accredited by the Professional Standards Authority.

The frequency is agreed upon based on the professional's needs and the requirements of their accrediting body (e.g., monthly sessions).

A monthly, one-and-a-half-hour supervision session costs £65.

My qualifications as a supervisor

I am recognised as an Approved Supervisor by the National Counselling & Psychotherapy Society (registration number NCS21-02681), a register accredited by the Professional Standards Authority—the same body that oversees the BACP register. This means I have been independently assessed as qualified to supervise other mental health professionals, in addition to being an accredited member (MNCPS Acc.) of the society myself.

I am also active outside the studio.

I host *Psychotalks*, a live YouTube podcast dedicated to mental health, where I cover a variety of topics related to psychological well-being: visit the channel.

I also manage a mental health Facebook group with over 700 members and a very active daily community: join the group.

 

 

 

What my clients say

I have received 56 independent, verified reviews on Google, with an average rating of 5.0: read the reviews. – branch 1 ·Read the reviews – branch 2

Fees

Supervision — 1.5-hour session, monthly: £65

Hours and Availability

The first step is a brief, free 15-minute introductory call; this helps us determine together whether I am the right supervisor for you and if the conditions are in place to embark on an effective therapy process. Following this call, the first actual session is generally available within two days.

My availability:

  • Monday & Wednesday Holborn, in person, 14:00–22:00
  • Tuesday online, 11:30–21:00
  • Thursday Finchley Central, in person, 12:30–16:30

Evening sessions are available until 10pm on Mondays and Wednesdays. Online sessions may also be possible on other days—please ask me about this when you get in touch.