Clinical Supervision

We offer professional clinical supervision for counsellors and students. Clinical supervision provides supervisees the opportunity to develop skills, enrich their knowledge, and enhance confidence. Supervision is conducted in a confidential and non-judgemental space, providing objective and non-bias guidance. Through this guidance supervisees are encouraged to self-reflect, self-evaluate, and self-develop in order to grow as both counsellors and individuals.

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How does supervision help the supervisee and client?

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• Supervision helps supervisees reflect and review both their professional and personal development.​

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• Supervision protects clients as an impartial third party, identifying risks and reducing serious oversight by helping supervisees reflect on personal feelings, thoughts, behaviours, and approach.​​

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• Supervision is a confidential space where supervisees can discuss workplace issues.​

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• Supervisees are given a safe and confidential space to reflect on their professional skills, strengths, and limitations. Supervision also expands supervisees' knowledge base and skill set, ensuring responsible and ethical practice is delivered.​

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• Supervision is a place where supervisees can explore career and study options within the counselling sector.

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The practice of supervision inevitably involves details provided by clients shared with the supervisor and supervisee. Client confidentiality is protected by:

1. Names not being revealed (kept anonymous).

2. Information shared in supervision is protected under a contract of confidentiality and shared only within supervision relationships.