A tranquil clinical office corner designed for reflective practice, featuring a single, high-backed armchair upholstered in textured dove-grey fabric, angled slightly toward a small round side table. On the table rests a tidy stack of supervision worksheets, a slim tablet displaying a supervision framework, and a simple ceramic cup of herbal tea. The space is framed by a tall bookshelf with neatly arranged psychology texts and a single leafy plant in a white pot. Soft, warm-toned ceiling lighting combines with faint evening light from a nearby window, creating gentle highlights and diffused shadows. Photographed at eye level with the chair on the rule of thirds, the composition in realistic style suggests quiet focus, containment, and professional care.

Supervision Sanctuary

Supervision is focused on you professional development. Some supervision models separate the practitioner from the person. We do not hold to this limiting separation, especially when your personal beliefs are influencing your counselling. Anything that impacts upon your practice is considered grist for the mill, and may be relevant to explore. Supervision is not a superficial box ticking exercise but a deep dive into practice.

A common zeitgeist is that you cannot go deeper with clients than you are yourself. Therefore, supervision seeks to assist you to plumb depths often previously not contemplated, while guiding you to evolve into the most insightful and considered therapist you can be. As practitioners we are in a constant state of improvement, or we stop growing, and therapists who don’t grow risk becoming a poor shadow of their potential selves. The goal we have for you is to ensure you are constantly improving.

We focus on deep reflective supervision not only meeting CPD requirements.

Upcoming supervision events

Dates and detailsVenue (in-office): 312-314 Hawthorn road, Caufield

Parking in the street (1-2hrs), or off of Pyne St (at Penhalluriaks’ Hardware (2-4hrs)

Tram 64 & 67 comes to almost the front door, and we are between Glenhuntly, Elsternwick and Malvern train stations (with trams a short trip from each station).
Sessions calendarWe have established supervision groups fortnightly on:
– Mondays 3-4pm,
– Tuesdays 3-4pm,
Call 1300 819 111 to confirm which fortnight we are on and if there are any places left in the group.

We are adding other group sessions as we get interest.
With sufficient interest we can provide groups:
– earlier or later on the same days to catch overflow
– on other days 
– evenings
– weekends

NB: We need at least 4 people to run a group, ideally at least 6.

Supervision groups have members leave as their needs are met, hence openings occur regularly.
Event scheduleDepending on group size and event type we have multiple rooms at our disposal at The Break offices.
We can
Workshop datesNo workshops have been scheduled for the immediate future but will be added as here as they are finalised

Fees and budgeting

A neatly arranged consultation workspace featuring an open, hardcover supervision journal with crisp cream pages, a fine-point navy pen resting diagonally across handwritten reflective notes, and a closed laptop with a subtle metallic finish. Everything sits on a pale oak desk with a smooth grain, positioned near a large frosted-glass window. Soft, diffused daylight gently illuminates the scene, creating calm, even lighting with minimal shadows. In the softly blurred background, organized shelves hold neutral-toned binders labeled for supervision, ethics, and practice. Captured at eye level with a shallow depth of field, the photographic realism emphasizes professionalism, clarity, and reflective practice in a clean, modern clinical setting.

Individual supervision

$200

For individuals seeking more personalised support or seeking greater privacy

A large, wall-mounted supervision planning board in a modern clinical workspace, meticulously arranged with color-coded sticky notes, printed supervision contracts, and a monthly calendar. Each column is clearly labeled for goals, reflective themes, and professional development, with crisp typography and tidy alignment. Below the board, a narrow white shelf holds a tablet showing a video call interface, closed case notes, and a minimalist sand timer. Cool, indirect daylight from an unseen window evenly illuminates the scene, producing a clean, shadow-light balance. Captured straight-on with sharp focus across the frame, the photographic image feels organized, forward-looking, and highly professional, embodying structured clinical supervision and thoughtful planning.

Group supervision

– $70/hr per participant (4-6 participants)

– $60/hr per participant (7-10 participants)

For those seeking to learn vicariously or leverage the wisdom of colleagues in review of their own cases.

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