For Practitioners
Clinical Supervision
Individual and group supervision for therapists, counsellors, and social workers. Narrative, restorative, and invitational approaches to reflective practice.
Our Approach
Supervision as Practice
We hold supervision as a genuine practice space — not an administrative requirement. Our approach to supervision draws on narrative, restorative, and invitational accountability frameworks.
We are particularly interested in working with practitioners who are engaged in ethically demanding work: family violence, accountability, family law, and complex trauma. These are spaces where practitioners need more than technical supervision — they need ethical companionship.
We take our responsibility to practitioners seriously, just as we take our responsibility to their clients. Reflective practice is not a luxury. It is the foundation of ethical work.
"For me, forgiveness and compassion are always linked: how do we hold people accountable for wrongdoing and yet at the same time remain in touch with their humanity enough to believe in their capacity to be transformed?"
What We Offer
Supervision Options
Individual Supervision
One-on-one reflective practice with an experienced supervisor. Tailored to your specific practice challenges and professional development.
Group Supervision
Peer-based learning with other practitioners. A space to reflect collectively on ethical practice, complex cases, and professional growth.
Case Consultation
Focused discussion around specific client work, ethical dilemmas, or practice challenges you're currently facing.
Team Supervision
For organisations and teams working in complex practice areas. We offer tailored supervision frameworks for your team's needs.
Specialised Consultation
Family Law & Legal Jurisdiction
Case Consultation: Family Law & Legal Contexts
We offer targeted case consultation for counsellors, therapists, and practitioners navigating the complex intersection of therapeutic practice and family law jurisdictions. This includes consultations on court-ordered assessments, legal referrals, and ethical practice within adversarial legal systems.
Consultation Areas:
- •Family Law Referrals: Navigating therapeutic responsibility when working with clients referred through legal systems or court orders.
- • Client Appraisal & Reporting: Ethical frameworks for conducting and preparing reports for legal proceedings. Ethical frameworks for conducting assessments and preparing reports for legal proceedings.
- •Parenting Disputes & Custody: Case discussion around therapeutic involvement in contested parenting arrangements and custody matters.
- •Violence & Safety Considerations: Consultation on therapeutic practice when family violence, coercive control, or safety concerns intersect with legal processes.
- •Ethical Dilemmas in Adversarial Settings: Reflective practice on maintaining therapeutic ethics and narrative accountability within legal jurisdictions.
- •Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration: Working alongside lawyers, judges, family consultants, and other legal professionals.
We understand that working at the intersection of therapy and law can be ethically challenging. Our case consultation approach offers a space to reflect on your practice, explore dilemmas, and strengthen your capacity to serve clients ethically within legal contexts.
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