I believe the most effective therapists are not those who have all the answers, but those who continue to grow in self-awareness, curiosity and compassion.

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Clinical supervision is more than discussing cases. It's a reflective space where you can pause, think deeply about your work, explore the impact your clients have on you, and continue developing your own authentic therapeutic style.

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My intention is to create a supervision relationship where you feel safe to bring both your confidence and your uncertainty. Together we'll reflect on clinical work, ethical dilemmas, relational dynamics and the patterns that emerge between therapist and client, while also attending to your own wellbeing and sustainability as a practitioner.

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Drawing on over 20 years' experience as a psychotherapist, alongside my work in addiction treatment, crisis intervention, higher education and private practice, I integrate systemic thinking, relational psychotherapy, somatic awareness and reflective practice to support your growth as both a clinician and a person.

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My hope is that you leave supervision not only with greater clinical clarity, but with a deeper trust in yourself, your therapeutic presence and your capacity to meet clients with confidence, authenticity and care.

 

If it's of interest to you in your decision-making process:

• I'm a current Program Therapist (primarily groupwork) with South Pacific Private - Australia's leading Treatment Centre for Addiction and Mood Disorder

• I qualified as a Psychotherapist back in 2005 so have worked in the field for many years

• ​I have a long history with Lifeline Crisis Support, including as State Operations Manager for QLD. I currently provide group supervision for Lifeline Supervisors and deliver trainings such as DV-Alert DFV Awareness and Living Works ASIST Suicide First Aid 

• I'm a Tutor and Clinical Supervisor for students on the Bachelor of Counselling at University of the Sunshine Coast

• Whilst having held a Counselling role with Uniting Care previously, my current therapy work outside of South Pacific Private is all in private practice

• Psychotherapy and Counselling was a second career for me, having previously held roles in Corporates and non-profits in the fields of HR, Training and Change Management

• I'm Gestalt informed, having worked with a Gestalt Supervisor for around 20 years. I'm also passionate about working somatically with my clients. Embodied experiences are so powerful and I've grown my knowledge and experience in this space in many ways over the years, training in Family Constellations, Art Therapy, Sandplay Therapy, Yoga Teacher Training and at last formal SE training.​​

• I have trained in multiple Supervision models, including the 'Rise Up' model, Seven Eyed Model of Supervision and Relational Matrix Model of Supervision (with the Gestalt Centre, Melbourne).

• ​I have a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling & Psychotherapy, BSc in Psychological Science, am a  member of the ACA College of Supervisors and a PACFA Registered Clinical member (30976).

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Individual Supervision is conducted primarily online via Zoom. Book for individual Supervision here.

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Group Supervision is provided online via Zoom at a fee of $120 per 2 hour session.

- Current groups are 'closed' in nature, to support the building of cohesion, trust and relationship over the course of the group.

- Maximum 6 members in each group, to be eligible for both PACFA and ACA recognition. 

- Groups are 2 hours in length to allow appropriate time for sharing and reflection. Your commitment to the full session time is much appreciated.

- An up front commitment to the series, with 2 invoicing options available (see Booking form). Do contact me should you need to discuss any alternative payment arrangements.

- An open space where you're welcome to raise anything you need support or challenge with which is of impact on your practice. This covers the full range of client cases, ethical considerations, skill development and personal and professional growth. We very much trust in the group process that what needs to emerge will do so.

 

Limited spaces are available in the following closed group (5 sessions total) for the second half of 2026:​

MONDAYS - 1:30PM to 3:30PM AEST (Brisbane - AEST)

Dates are 10 August, 7 September, 12 October, 9 November and 30 November

Book for the Monday Group here​

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To register interest in potentially joining a Supervision Group at a different time for the second half of 2026, please express interest here.   

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NEW!!

I'm really delighted to now be offering options for open 'Relational Supervision Groups' 

Therapy happens in relationship. So does supervision.

These small online supervision groups offer a reflective space to slow down, become curious, and explore the relational dynamics that can sit beneath the clinical questions we bring to supervision.

Rather than focusing solely on interventions or problem-solving, using the principles of Family Constellations, we'll explore what may be unfolding within the therapeutic relationship, within the client's wider system, and within ourselves as practitioners.

More details here.