What is Professional/Clinical Supervision?

Have you ever had a situation at work where there has been no one to really talk to about it?

Who supports you with your decision-making in your working environment?

Professional Supervision tends to be about work situations, for example, team dynamics, organisational structures, policy and procedures, professional development, career development, and how these affect client care and outcomes.

Clinical supervision is more about clients with complex presentations, either clinically, medically, legally, emotionally, psychologically, or behaviourally and discussions are around meeting their needs, empowerment, and best outcomes.

As a trained supervisor I offer a safe, caring and professional environment for discussion and support around your practice. Conversations may include:

• quality of service


• improving practice


• meeting professional and legal guidelines


• maintaining competencies and complex client presentations


• managing stress and promoting well-being

Lawyers, teachers, managers, nurses, and social workers are just some of the professionals I support currently with professional supervision. Interestingly, the trials and tribulations at times are not too dissimilar for those in these careers.

As a supervisor, I have a strong commitment to the professional development and learning of my supervisees, ensuring that accountability, confidentiality, and professionalism are to the fore.