
I have over a decades worth of experience both managing and supervising multidisciplinary teams that support children and families at risk of significant harm as well as personally working with children and families myself. I am able to offer a reflective clinical supervision space for individual team members or whole teams.
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I encourage strong reflective practice, critical thinking, encouraging hypothesising and exploring evidence based trauma sensitive practice.
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I am also able to support practitioners and teams to enhance their practices around supervision and reflective practice as a whole. This allows them to encourage exploring not only the risks, but also the possible roots of our worries for a child or family, then reflecting on frameworks that can be used to prevent these ongoing patterns of trauma. This involves systemic and trauma informed supervision frameworks.
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Within each session, with agreement from the participant(s), I can also provide evidence based research, readings and tools to add to their 'tool kit'. I believe that by 'sharing the risk' with professionals that this will not only keep children safe, but reduce the burnout rate of practitioners working in the industry.
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I am happy to complete all the relevant documentation and supervision learning agreements that services may need to be completed.
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For group supervision or complex case discussion I can attend your office.
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For individual supervision I have rooms in Sutherland.
Qualifications
2008 onward Registered Psychologist MAPS Reg Number PSY000114702
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2002 - 2004 Australian Collage of Applied Psychology Graduate Diploma of Counselling.
1997 - 2000 University of Liverpool (UK) B.A. Hons Psychology/Sociology.