Clinical supervision

Clinical supervision provides a structured, safe, confidential and supportive professional space where a supervisee can: 

• critically reflect on their practice
• develop critical thinking skills
• explore ethical issues an discuss workplace issues
• engage in introspection to gain a deeper insight into the influence of their values, attitudes, biases, lived and living experiences on their practice.
• enhance resilience especially with coping with transitions
• maintain mental health and wellbeing
• prevent burnout and compassion fatigue
• enhance their resilience and capacity to cope with transitions
• develop healthy boundaries
• maintain best practice

This service is available to allied health, medical and management professionals and a signed supervision attendance record or a letter confirming dates and times of supervision can be provided to meet membership and/or accreditation requirements as needed.