"we sense possibilities and open up fields of potential, as if to provide maps to areas of wonder and curiosity"

  A closed membership group for qualified, certified and experienced therapists in private practice. 

You may be interested to join this group if you are a process-focused counsellor or psychotherapist who prioritises relational, trauma-informed and culturally-responsive approach (psychodynamic, humanist, existential, somatic).

9.30am Wednesdays (AEST time zone). Maximum of four members, 1.5hrs per session. Booked in five-monthly blocks (February - June & July - November) with priority given to existing members. 

If you are interested to join the waitlist for the next booking period, please contact me with details of your private practice and what you are looking for in a supervision group.

  We collaborate and share as witnesses and sandplayers to discover new perspectives through reflexive play with symbols and metaphors in the container of the sand tray. 

This reflexive practice empowers bidirectional ('bottom up' and 'top down') mind-body-spirit interactions.

Occasional group sessions are scheduled when there is sufficient interest among practitioners attending individual Supervision in the sand appointments.

If members of your private practitioner network or workplace colleagues would like to form your own, closed supervision dyad or group, please contact me to discuss your wishes and requirements.

Please note, the group space is strictly confidential and I do not provide reports on process or content to employers, or communicate with any parties outside the group beyond my obligations as a mandatory reporter.

Group standards meet ACA & PACFA requirements and renewal forms are signed annually. Self-funded fees are aligned with PACFA's Low Cost Group Supervision Program. 

I aim to serve you, your clients and your communities by facilitating warm, collaborative group supervision for qualified and certified process-focused, relational counsellors and psychotherapists. Leaning into creative reflective practice and working together with courage, curiosity and compassion, we further connection, solidarity and collective care. 

In the spirit of collaborative enquiry, we reflect on practice issues with a focus on the relationship between therapist and client, and the impact of this relationship on the therapeutic process. Drawing on culturally responsive and trauma informed frameworks, we attend to issues around the therapist ‘Self’, the dynamics of the therapeutic relationship, transference / countertransference, patterns of attachment and adaptive emotional learnings, relational neuroscience... Let’s (un)learn, wade through the weeds, be messy and imperfect together!