Professional supervision is not just a requirement of our role; it’s a space where we are seen, heard, and challenged to grow.

There comes a point in many social workers' careers when supervision begins to feel like the natural next step.

• Perhaps you've recently started supervising.

• Perhaps you're considering adding supervision to your private practice.

• Or perhaps you've supervised for years and want to reconnect with the kind of supervisor you want to be.

This workshop was created because I believe good supervision strengthens not only practitioners, but our profession.

Rather than teaching you to supervise like someone else, we'll explore how to develop a supervision practice that genuinely reflects who you are.

Most supervision workshops begin by teaching models, frameworks and practical tools.

They're important. We'll explore those too.

But I believe there's an important question that comes first.

          Who are you as a supervisor?

When you understand your values, strengths, ethics, lived experience and practice framework, supervision becomes more confident, more intentional and more authentic.

Rather than trying to supervise like someone else, you begin to develop a supervision practice that genuinely reflects who you are.

That's what I mean by Supervisor Identity.

Throughout the workshop, we'll explore questions like:

• What kind of supervisor do I want to be? 
• How do I want supervisees to experience supervision with me? 
• What strengths do I already bring? 
• How do my values shape the way I supervise? 
• What kind of supervision practice do I want to build? 

Once you've explored these questions, the supervision models, tools and practical resources have a much stronger foundation because they're built on something that is uniquely yours.

That's what makes this workshop different.

It's not about becoming my version of a supervisor.

It's about becoming yours.

A supervision practice grounded in who you are.

This workshop is practical, interactive and highly reflective. Throughout the two days you'll move between facilitator input, individual reflection, small group discussions, practical activities and opportunities to develop resources you can immediately use in your own supervision practice.

Day One

Building the foundations of your supervision practice

Together we'll explore:

• The purpose and functions of professional supervision
• Your supervisor identity
• Values, ethics and the AASW Code of Ethics
• Supervision models and frameworks
• Building strong supervision relationships
• Practical supervision tools you can adapt to your own practice

By the end of Day One you'll have a much clearer understanding of the kind of supervisor you want to become.

Day Two

Bringing your supervision practice to life

We'll continue building on those foundations by exploring:

• Your supervision niche and areas of interest
• Structuring supervision conversations
• Feedback and reflective questioning
• Boundaries and common supervision challenges
• Developing your own Supervision Plan
• Growing a supervision practice that reflects your values

By the end of the workshop you'll have practical tools, greater confidence and a clear direction for your supervision practice.

More than resources. Greater confidence in the supervisor you are becoming.

Over two interactive workshop days, you'll develop practical resources while also strengthening your confidence, clarity and professional identity as a supervisor.

You'll leave with:

A deeper understanding of your values, strengths, ethics and practice framework, and how these shape the way you supervise.

A personalised plan that helps you confidently structure and develop your own supervision practice, whether in an organisation or private practice.

Templates, reflective questions, supervision agreements, ethical decision-making tools and resources you can begin using immediately.

The confidence to facilitate reflective conversations, navigate challenges and supervise in a way that feels authentic to you.

An opportunity to learn alongside other social workers who are equally committed to providing thoughtful, ethical and reflective supervision.

A Certificate of Completion recognising 15 hours of CPD to support your ongoing professional learning.

You don't need to have everything figured out before you become a supervisor.

You simply need a place to begin.

For many years I've believed that supervision deserves to be seen as a professional practice in its own right.

When social workers develop confidence as supervisors, everyone benefits.

• Supervisees
• Clients
• Organisations
• And our profession

That's why this workshop exists.

Full Workshop: $1500 + GST$150

Early Bird: $1350 + GST$135

Payment plans available: Three monthly payments

Email me to arrange.