Supervision blends reflective and clinical practice, drawing on the Seven-Eyed Model, attachment theory, narrative ideas, and trauma-informed principles. We explore the client story, your internal responses, ethical considerations, relational patterns, and the systemic context around the work.

I work with counsellors, psychotherapists, social workers, provisional practitioners, NDIS providers, and students seeking a supportive and growth-oriented supervision relationship. Whether you’re new to the field or experienced, supervision is a place to strengthen your voice and capacity.

• Reflective practice & use of self

• Clinical skills and therapeutic frameworks

• Ethical decision-making and complex scenarios

• Working with trauma and emotional load

• Workplace challenges, boundaries & burnout

• NDIS, WorkCover, and Victim Services contexts

• Developing confidence and professional identity