REFLECTIVE RESTORATIVE & EMPOWERING
Supervision for Social Workers and Other Professionals
Supervision is a crucial component of the helping professions. It creates a space for reflection on challenges, offers learning opportunities for growth, and provides support with the emotional impacts of the work.
Services
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External Supervision for Social Workers
One hour session that fulfils your Social Work Registration requirements and offers an educative, reflective and restorative approach.
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Professional Supervision for Professionals
Gain insight, support, and skill development through regular supervision sessions.
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Group Supervision
Supervision for groups can be an effective addition for team development and well-being.
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Social Work Training
Bespoke training for social work professional development delivered individually or to a group.
What is Professional Supervision?
Professional supervision is a structured process where an experienced professional provides guidance, support, and feedback. The purpose of professional supervision is to improve the quality of work and to ensure that ethical and professional standards are upheld.
It is an effective way to address the challenges of working in the helping professions including the significant emotional impact on practitioners as they work with individuals, whānau, and communities who are experiencing emotional distress, trauma and social injustice. This takes a toll on practitioners’ well-being and can affect both personal and professional lives.
Professional Supervision involves regular meetings where a practitioner can discuss their work, reflect on their practice, receive feedback, and develop new skills and knowledge. It is required in fields such as social work and counselling, and is increasingly being taken up by other professions such as lawyers, teachers, and healthcare professionals.
Professional Supervision is a useful addition to any professional’s ongoing development and mental well-being.