CLINICAL SUPERVISION
DEVELOP YOUR SKILLS, DEEPEN YOUR PRACTICE
A SPACE TO REFLECT AND GROW
Clinical supervision is where you develop as a therapist, building confidence in your work, navigating complexity, and refining your skills. Whether you're working toward your LCSW or AMHSW registration, newly qualified and building your practice, or an experienced clinician seeking deeper reflection, supervision provides the space to explore your clinical work thoughtfully and honestly.
Supervision is a relationship built on trust and genuine investment in your growth. It's where you bring challenging cases, work through uncertainty, and reflect without fear of judgement. The focus is on deepening your clinical thinking, strengthening your self-awareness, and developing confidence in how you practise.
With over a decade of experience supervising therapists at all stages, my approach is reflective and collaborative. I believe strong clinical work comes from ongoing learning, honest reflection, and the willingness to examine what's difficult. We’ll address burnout, compassion fatigue, and what it takes to sustain yourself in this work because good supervision supports both your clinical development and your wellbeing.
EXPERT SUPERVISION FOR:
newly licensed / registereD SOCIAL WORKERS & COUNSELLORS
EXPERIENCED CLINICIANS SEEKING ONGOING SUPEVISION
LCSW CANDIDATES COMPLETING REQUIRED SUPERVISION HOURS
AASW MEMBERS & AMHSW CANDIDATES
ADDICTION PROFESSIONALS & AOD SUPPORT WORKERS
GETTING STARTED:
Format & Frequency
Sessions are 60 minutes and typically occur weekly, fortnightly, or monthly depending on your needs and registration requirements. Supervision is available both in-person and via secure telehealth.
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My Approach
Supervision with me is conversational and grounded in trust. You can bring the messy cases, the moments of doubt, and the ethical dilemmas that don't have clear answers. We'll explore your clinical thinking, challenge assumptions when needed, and reflect on what's happening beneath the surface, both in your work and in how you're showing up as a practitioner. My role isn't to evaluate or prescribe solutions. It's to help you develop clarity, confidence, and your own authentic clinical voice.
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Getting Started
Reach out to discuss your supervision needs and see if we're a good fit. We'll talk about your goals, requirements, and how we might work together.