GROWTHSPACE - Supervision with Mind&Me

Supervision at Mind & Me is a space to slow things down, think clearly, and be supported not judged.

Whether you’re new to the counselling field, a few years into practice, or looking for external supervision outside your workplace, supervision here is about helping you grow in confidence, clarity, and sustainability.

This is not a space for perfection, ticking boxes, or having all the answers.
It’s a space to talk things through honestly, reflect on your work, and be supported as both a practitioner and a human.

I know firsthand that counselling work can be deeply meaningful and quietly heavy. Supervision at Mind & Me is about helping you practise ethically, sustainably, and in a way that still feels like you.

 My supervision approach is grounded in our Mind & Me Pyramid Healing Pathway, a framework I developed and now, apply through a professional lens.

It offers a clear, practical way to reflect on your work without over-carrying responsibility or losing yourself in the role.

Not Mine
Letting go of what isn’t yours to carry — client outcomes, unrealistic expectations, over-responsibility, or systemic pressure.

I Choose Me
Coming back to yourself as a practitioner — your values, limits, boundaries, and professional voice.

This Is My Life
Practising with intention and self-trust — making conscious decisions about your work, workload, and professional direction.

This framework supports ethical clarity, reflective depth, and long-term sustainability in practice.

 Supervision is available for:

• Counselling students preparing for practice
• New and early-career counsellors 
• Counsellors a few years into practice seeking clarity or support
• School counsellors and wellbeing practitioners
• Private practice counsellors
• Counsellors working in NDIS, WorkCover, and community settings
• Practitioners seeking external supervision outside their workplace
   

Supervision is provided in line with ACA and PACFA ethical and professional standards.

 Individual supervision offers a confidential, supportive space to explore your work in depth, at your pace.

This may include:

• Clinical case reflection
• Ethical questions and scope of practice
• Professional boundaries and decision-making
• Vicarious trauma, burnout, and emotional load
• Building confidence in your clinical voice
• Support transitioning into private practice or new roles
   

Sessions are tailored to your stage of practice, whether you’re a student, a new graduate, or an experienced counsellor seeking external supervision.

Individual Supervision Fee:
$140 per 60-minute session (includes GST)
Sessions available via Telehealth or Phone

Group supervision at Mind & Me is offered as a calm, respectful, and thoughtfully held space for shared reflection.

Groups are intentionally small and structured to ensure:

• psychological safety
• ethical reflection
• shared learning without comparison or pressure
   

Group supervision often helps counsellors realise they are not alone in the questions they carry,  and that many of the challenges in practice are shared.

Group Details:

• Groups run twice per month
• Small, consistent group format
• Telehealth delivery (AEST – Victorian time)
• Structured shared case discussion
• Hours align with ACA and PACFA requirements
   

Group Session Times:

• Tuesday: 10am – 12pm
• Wednesday: 1pm – 3pm
   

Group Supervision Fee:
$80 per 2-hour session (includes GST)

Spaces are limited. You can join the waitlist below or contact me directly to express interest

 Mind & Me will be offering professional trainings that align with the supervision framework and the real-world demands of counselling work.

Upcoming Core Trainings:

Resilience in Practice
Vicarious Trauma, Burnout & Compassion Fatigue
A grounded training focused on recognising emotional load and building sustainable ways of working.

Imposter Syndrome for Counsellors
Exploring self-doubt, comparison, and internalised expectations and how to practise with confidence and self-trust.

Trauma-Informed Practice for Counsellors
Ethical, practical approaches to working with trauma while maintaining boundaries and practitioner wellbeing.

Trainings will be offered as live workshops and recorded learning, with CPD recognition where applicable.