Supervision is a collaborative and supportive process where I help practitioners develop, refine, and strengthen their skills within the counselling profession. Through reflective discussion, guidance, and gentle monitoring, supervision ensures you continue to grow in competence, confidence, and ethical practice.
Receiving constructive and affirming feedback is an important part of this process. It helps you recognise your strengths, identify areas for development, and build the confidence to integrate new therapeutic techniques. For those who are new to the field, having a supervisor with both industry experience and a strong educational background is essential.
I have taught the Diploma of Counselling for many years and also lecture in Mental Health and Mental Illness as part of a degree program. Many counsellors share with me that their studies did not fully prepare them for real-world practice. My role is to bridge that gap—providing the guidance, knowledge, and reassurance you need to feel confident and to remain compliant with professional, ethical, and legislative requirements, including the standards set by your peak body.
For experienced practitioners, I offer a deep and meaningful exploration of your work to meet the core goals of supervision: expanding your knowledge, consolidating your therapeutic skills, supporting your wellbeing, and ensuring ongoing ethical and reflective practice.