Interprofessional Supervision

Professional supervision provides a structured, confidential and supportive space to reflect on your work, enhance your skills and maintain ethical work practice. If you’re in a helping profession – Counselor, social worker, Dr, nurse, pastor or any field where you’re giving out to others, supervision offers reflection, insight, accountability and opportunities for growth. Regular supervision helps prevent burnout, improve decision making and helps you work to the best of your ability.

Supervision should be not only be valuable but enjoyable too, offering a time to pause, reflect, feel supported and reconnect with why you do what you do.

I offer an initial free 45 minute session to see if we are a good fit for working together. We can then schedule monthly 1 hour sessions. We will create a collaborative agreement that is reviewed every 12 months. Sessions can be face to face, online or by phone call.

Supervision is about you and your practice, so it's best to come prepared with what you want to talk about. Typical topics are workplace relationships, time management, goal setting, work/life balance, burnout and stress.
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Common Questions About Supervision

Interprofessional supervision is a structured, confidential space where where professionals  can reflect on their practice, explore challenges, and build clarity with the support of a trained supervisor.

Supervision is beneficial for anyone in roles that involve supporting others, making complex decisions or navigating ethical challenges. 

Once a month. These can be in person or online. Our sessions will usually be held for the duration of one hour. Both the supervisor and practitioner are able to defer or cancel a supervision session; but please note that doing so, fewer than 48 hours before our scheduled session, will incur $100.00  cancellation fee.

While there may sometimes be a crossover,  the focus is different. In supervision the aim is to enhance the supervisee's professional development and ethical practice, where counselling focuses on personal issues and wellbeing.