Clinical supervision.
A safe, honest space to grow your skills, confidence and professional identity.
Prov. psychologists
Counsellors
Social workers
Mental health workers
Group or peer
In person or online
Psychology Board
of Australia, through the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra)
Meet Andrea.
Supervision is a working alliance. It is negotiated, honest and accepting, so you can grow your practice for the benefit of your clients.
Experience
Andrea is a Board-approved supervisor with the Psychology Board of Australia, through Ahpra. She worked in schools as a counsellor, then as a psychologist, and has presented for schools and organisations.
Practice and business
Andrea also has a long background in business development. She supports supervisees with private practice, governance and best practice.
Seven lenses.
We often use the Seven-Eyed Model (Hawkins and Shohet), with a neurodiversity-affirming lens.
The client's world
The experiences and views of the people you support.
Your interventions
The tools you use, and their impact.
The connection
What happens between you and your client.
Your inner world
Your own thoughts, feelings and neurotype, as strengths.
Our relationship
Patterns that show up between us in supervision.
Supervisor reflections
Andrea's own observations, shared openly.
The wider system
Organisations, culture and the world around your work.
Our models.
We draw on three evidence-informed ways of working. We choose what fits you and your stage of practice.
Seven-Eyed Model
Seven ways of looking at your work, from the client's world to the wider system (Hawkins and McMahon, 2020).
RISE UP
A relationship-based Australian supervision framework. It covers best practice, skills, self-care, development and the workplace.
Reflective practice
Learning by thinking back on real sessions: what happened, what it meant, what to try next (Schön, 1983).
References: Hawkins, P., & McMahon, A. (2020). Supervision in the helping professions (5th ed.). Open University Press. Schön, D. A. (1983). The reflective practitioner. Basic Books. Milne, D. (2009). Evidence-based clinical supervision. BPS Blackwell. Psychology Board of Australia (2018). Guidelines for supervisors.
What we cover.
Psychologists
Registration, notifications, compliance and professional standards.
Towards registration
Supervision for provisional psychologists, with a Board-approved supervisor.
Other professions
Counsellors, social workers, mental health workers and chaplains.
Reflective practice
Structured reflection on real sessions, individually or in a group.
Support for leaders
Reflective practice and mentoring for clinical and practice leaders.
Where do I start?
Fill in one short form, or call us. Our care team will help you choose the right person.