A space to think clearly about the work.

SUPERVISION 

Whether you're a registrar working towards endorsement, an experienced clinician looking for a thinking partner, or a mental health professional wanting to grow in your work with young people and families, you're welcome here.

A woman with brown hair in a ponytail taking notes talks to an older woman with gray, curly hair in a therapy session in a cozy room with a bookshelf and large window.

Rebecca draws on the same relational philosophy in her supervision practice as she does in her clinical work, which is to say: the relationship is central. Supervision is most useful when it feels safe enough to bring the case, that is, cases that are genuinely difficult, the moments you are uncertain about, and the feelings the work stirs up in you

What supervision
looks like

  • Psychologists working towards general or clinical registration

  • Registered psychologists seeking peer supervision or consultation

  • Mental health clinicians working with children, adolescents or families

  • Social workers, counsellors and other allied health professionals


    Location: Croydon VIC or Online

Who this is for