Are you requiring clinical supervision?

A little about me

I’m an AHPRA Board-approved supervisor with a Clinical Psychology area of practice endorsement. I can act as a primary or secondary supervisor for generalist and clinical psychologists, as well as clinical registrars. I completed my original supervisor accreditation through the APS Institute (Australian Psychological Society), and I also engage in my own ongoing supervision and professional development.

In my clinical practice, I primarily work with adults presenting with trauma, complex trauma, anxiety, attachment difficulties, emotional dysregulation, self criticism, perfectionism, relational difficulties, and longstanding protective patterns that can leave individuals feeling stuck or disconnected from themselves. You can find more info about me as a therapist here.

I work from a compassionate, collaborative, and insight oriented approach, while also valuing warmth, creativity, authenticity, and humour within the therapeutic process. I am trained in a number of therapeutic modalities, including:

• Internal Family Systems (IFS)

• Eye Movement Desensitisation & Reprocessing (EMDR)

• Schema Therapy

• Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)

• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

• Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) skills

Another strong passion area of mine is therapist wellbeing, sustainability, and reflective practice. Therapy work can be deeply meaningful, but also emotionally demanding, particularly when working with trauma and complex presentations. I believe supervision should not only support clinical skill development, but also help therapists remain connected to themselves, their values, and the parts of them that emerge within the work.

Depending on your supervision goals, preferences, and stage of development, I aim to tailor supervision in a way that feels collaborative, grounded, and supportive of both professional and personal growth.

My supervision philosophy

In supervision, I place a strong emphasis on the “self” of the therapist and the therapeutic relationship itself. Alongside case formulation and therapeutic process, I encourage curiosity around what may be unfolding internally for both the client and therapist within the room.

My supervision style is reflective, collaborative, and experiential. I support clinicians to deepen their therapeutic presence and capacity to work with emotion, complexity, and relational dynamics in a grounded way. This includes exploring protective patterns, attachment dynamics, blocks within therapy, and the broader emotional process occurring between therapist and client.

I also place strong value on practical skill development. Depending on the supervisee’s goals, this may include strengthening formulation skills, developing confidence with experiential interventions, refining process skills, improving pacing and attunement, and building greater confidence working with trauma, complex, and other various presentations.

Above all, I aim to provide a supervision space that feels warm, supportive, and genuine, where clinicians can reflect openly, continue evolving in their work, and develop an authentic way of practising.

Who can benefit from supervision

I can provide support to:

• Interns/registrars

• Registered general and clinical psychologists

• Social workers

• Counsellors

• Psychotherapists.