Clinical Supervision
Clinical Supervision That Feels Human
Supportive, practical and reflective supervision for counsellors who want to feel more confident in their work without feeling judged, tested or expected to have all the answers.
You Don't Have to Figure It Out Alone
Supervision should be more than ticking a professional requirement.
It should be a space where you can speak honestly about the sessions that stayed with you, the decisions you are second-guessing, the clients you feel stuck with and the realities of working in private practice.
My approach is warm, collaborative and grounded in real clinical experience. I offer a supportive space where you can reflect, strengthen your skills and grow into the counsellor you want to become.
How Can I Support You
Supervision may include:
- Complex cases, risk and ethical decision-making
- Trauma, grief, family violence, addiction and mental health
- Boundaries, burnout and vicarious fatigue
- Building confidence and managing imposter syndrome
- Private practice systems, documentation and clinical processes
- Professional development and career direction
- Preparing for difficult conversations or client situations
My Approach to Supervision
I don’t believe supervision is about someone sitting across from you with all the answers. I believe it is about creating enough safety, curiosity and honest reflection to help you find your own.
With more than 14 years of counselling experience and extensive experience supporting counsellors, I bring practical knowledge from schools, community organisations, trauma services and private practice.
My supervision style is flexible, strengths-based and shaped around your experience, goals and professional requirements.
Individual Clinical Supervision
Individual supervision offers dedicated space to explore your client work, professional development and the realities of being a counsellor.
1 Hour Sessions
$140 including GST
Available by Telehealth or Phone across Australia
Who I work with
I support counsellors at different stages of their careers, including:
- New graduates and counsellors entering private practice
- Experienced practitioners wanting reflective support
- School and community-based counsellors
- Counsellors working with trauma, grief, family violence or complex needs
- Practitioners experiencing burnout, uncertainty or professional isolation
You Don't need to arrive with everything organised
Bring the case you cannot stop thinking about, the question you feel embarrassed to ask, the business decision you are unsure about or simply the sense that you need a safe professional space.
We can begin there.
