Creative clinical reflection and clinical supervision.
My ambition is to support practitioners in understanding themselves more deeply so they can become the best version of the therapist they want to be—and are uniquely capable of becoming.
I provide clinical supervision for counsellors, art therapists, lived experience workers, support workers, teachers, emergency service workers, medical staff, and other allied health professionals seeking a safe, nurturing, and trauma-informed supervision space.
Based in Melbourne and available in-person in Preston and online across Australia, I bring more than twenty years of experience working across mental health, addictions, specialist trauma programs, and private practice, providing individual and group therapy and supervision.
I am an ANZACATA approved supervisor and my supervision hours meet the criteria for PACFA and ACA supervision hours
I am passionate about supporting supervisees to develop a kinder, deeper relationship with themselves, and I have a particular interest in working with therapists who have lived experience of trauma or psychological distress.
Supervision with me offers a collaborative and reflective space where we can explore ethical dilemmas, attend to the complexities of therapeutic relationships, prioritise practitioner wellbeing, and support the ongoing development of your unique professional identity.
Alongside robust clinical discussion, we may also incorporate creative reflective processes that help bring clarity and new perspectives to complex clinical work.
I welcome supervisees from a range of professional backgrounds, settings, and levels of experience, including students, early-career practitioners, experienced clinicians, and those gently transitioning toward retirement.
Within a safe, open, and nurturing learning environment, our internal responses to clients can become valuable sources of clinical understanding, helping to inform and strengthen therapeutic relationships.
I am particularly passionate about supporting supervisees in the ongoing, career-long development of professional boundaries. I view boundary-setting as an evolving clinical skill that deepens and matures over the course of a practitioner’s career. This work can include reflective exploration as well as practical development of psychological and emotional boundary skills.
Preparing for supervision Supervisees are invited to prepare for supervision by bringing questions, clinical and ethical dilemmas, clients they are struggling with, learning edges they are exploring, gaps in knowledge, sessions that feel unresolved, and reflections on what is going well.
Supervisees are encouraged to keep a creative reflective journal to support their wellbeing.
Individual supervision sessions I am available for supervision Monday to Thursday.
Organisational supervision Individual or group reflective practice and supervision can be tailored to meet organisational and clinical needs. I provide both individual and group reflective practice for clinicians and healthcare teams.
Please feel free to contact me to discuss your organisation’s needs
[email protected]
I provide clinical supervision for counsellors, art therapists, lived experience workers, support workers, teachers, emergency service workers, medical staff, and other allied health professionals seeking a safe, nurturing, and trauma-informed supervision space.
Based in Melbourne and available in-person in Preston and online across Australia, I bring more than twenty years of experience working across mental health, addictions, specialist trauma programs, and private practice, providing individual and group therapy and supervision.
I am an ANZACATA approved supervisor and my supervision hours meet the criteria for PACFA and ACA supervision hours
I am passionate about supporting supervisees to develop a kinder, deeper relationship with themselves, and I have a particular interest in working with therapists who have lived experience of trauma or psychological distress.
Supervision with me offers a collaborative and reflective space where we can explore ethical dilemmas, attend to the complexities of therapeutic relationships, prioritise practitioner wellbeing, and support the ongoing development of your unique professional identity.
Alongside robust clinical discussion, we may also incorporate creative reflective processes that help bring clarity and new perspectives to complex clinical work.
I welcome supervisees from a range of professional backgrounds, settings, and levels of experience, including students, early-career practitioners, experienced clinicians, and those gently transitioning toward retirement.
Within a safe, open, and nurturing learning environment, our internal responses to clients can become valuable sources of clinical understanding, helping to inform and strengthen therapeutic relationships.
I am particularly passionate about supporting supervisees in the ongoing, career-long development of professional boundaries. I view boundary-setting as an evolving clinical skill that deepens and matures over the course of a practitioner’s career. This work can include reflective exploration as well as practical development of psychological and emotional boundary skills.
Preparing for supervision Supervisees are invited to prepare for supervision by bringing questions, clinical and ethical dilemmas, clients they are struggling with, learning edges they are exploring, gaps in knowledge, sessions that feel unresolved, and reflections on what is going well.
Supervisees are encouraged to keep a creative reflective journal to support their wellbeing.
Individual supervision sessions I am available for supervision Monday to Thursday.
Organisational supervision Individual or group reflective practice and supervision can be tailored to meet organisational and clinical needs. I provide both individual and group reflective practice for clinicians and healthcare teams.
Please feel free to contact me to discuss your organisation’s needs
[email protected]