Professional Supervision

As a professional supervisor, one of my key responsibilities is to create a safe and supportive environment where my supervisees can feel free to reflect on their work and explore their personal beliefs, values, and perspectives. Through this process, I aim to hold space for them to develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their work, which in turn can lead to increased awareness, effectiveness and competence in their vocations.

  • Professional Supervision

    I assist in helping cross professional supervisees reflect upon their assumptions, worldview, triggers, leadership style, and beliefs through a collaborative, creative approach utilising imagery and art, myth and archetype, shadow work and dreams, as well as through other expressive & embodied processes. Special emphasis is given to nurturing hospitality, presence, and shared wisdom during the sessions, whilst working with the unconscious to bring about deeper awareness, change and transformation.

    As an experienced practitioner of pastoral care across congregational and health care services, I seek to provide a safe and supportive space for clients to explore and express their feelings, beliefs, and values and to grapple with the big questions of life, particularly around professional practice, boundaries, ones sense of self, and one's search for meaning and purpose.

    I am an Associate Member of the Australasian Association of Supervision (AAOS) Membership #0803341.

“Each of us is part heroine or hero and part coward, part parent and part child, part saint and part thief. It is in learning to identify these great archetypal motifs within ourselves, learning to honor each one as a legitimate human trait, learning to live out the energy of each in a constructive way, that we make inner work a great odyssey of the spirit.”

― Robert A. Johnson, Inner Work: Using Dreams and Active Imagination for Personal Growth (1986)