Supervision
Supervision is a vital resource for allied health clinicians seeking to enhance their professional practice, build resilience, and navigate the complexities of their roles.
Supervision offers tailored support to meet your needs, whether you’re looking for guidance on challenging workplace dynamics, support in achieving career goals, or a reflective space to explore your professional growth.
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My Approach
Focusing on fostering confidence, ethical decision-making, and sustainable practices, my approach to supervision will empower you to thrive in your career while delivering your clients the highest standard of care!
With over 18 years of experience as a Mental Health Social Worker, Behaviour Support Practitioner clinician, and Clinical Supervisor, I bring a deep understanding of the allied health field to provide insightful, practical, and supportive supervision of your professional journey.
Professional Supervision
Need a Career Check-In? Not sure if your career is heading in the right direction? Are you contemplating a change or are you struggling with workplace or other professional challenges?
Bring these challenges to the session, and we’ll explore how your experiences, values, and perspectives influence your approach to solutions and problem-solving.
This reflective process allows for deeper insights into your decision-making and professional behaviour, helping you navigate issues with clarity and confidence.
Clinical Supervision
Each 60-minute session is a dedicated space for you to reflect, grow, and problem-solve.
You'll work collaboratively with Lot, an experienced clinician and supervisor, who understands the challenges and opportunities of mental health & social work practice.
Here's what a typical session might include:
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Reflective Client Case Discussions
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Solution-Focused Clinical Skill Development
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Ethical Reflection for Complex Situations
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Resilience in Workplace Challenges
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Professional Identity and Goal Setting
Reflective Supervision
Encourages practitioners to reflect on their practice, decision-making processes, and emotional responses.