Individual and group supervision and development

Opportunities for clear and defined reflection are an important component of quality practice and require time and commitment as well as a clarity of structure and purpose. I am happy to work with individuals in a coaching or supervision process that connects reflection with goals and outcomes.

Opportunities for clear and defined reflection and skill building are an important component of quality practice and require a clarity of structure and purpose from all involved. I look forward to working with groups or teams in a collaborative reflection and professional learning process grounded in the shared wisdom and skills of each group.

Wenger defines communities of practice as 'sustained learning partnerships among people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and learn how to do it better as they interact regularly.' This relational definition provides a helpful summary of this offering. Group supervision is one thing but sometimes groups across organisations are looking to come together to explore an area of practice passion and intentionally focus on its improvement.

Care Matters provides a safe and relationally focused space to share and explore the challenges and joys of supporting children and young people in out of home care as well as all who surround them. We work to support the application of enhanced practice grounded in the community’s wisdom and experience.