Professional Supervision is a service for Practitioners (i.e. Counsellors, School Counsellors, Pastors, Chaplains, Christian Ministry Workers) looking for individual professional support surrounding their work role.
“Supervision provides a safe space for a practitioner to reflect on their practice – to have super-vision – so they can be the best for their clients or parishioners.”- Anna Oxenberry
As a people helper, you give a lot of yourself. Emotionally, intellectually, spiritually, relationally and physically and therefore it’s important that you have someone to listen to you and support you as well.
Professional supervision is a collaborative professional relationship between supervisor and supervisee. It offers a safe place to reflect on actions, thoughts, beliefs and ideas experienced in your work role and considers the impact your work has on your clients, parishioners, colleagues, stakeholders and your personal relationships.
Supervision is a confidential space to unpack work scenarios and receive support to process more deeply.
Supervision includes discussions about self-care, professional development and legal and ethical practices by the supervisee. The practice of professional supervision uses a variety of models and tools to invite you to reflect and process your own personal triggers, professional challenges and self-care practices.
I have a Graduate Certificate of Professional Supervision, and I am a PACFA Certified Supervisor.
I do not currently offer group supervision, please contact me if you are interested in being contacted in the future when a group starts.
