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Ever sat in supervision wondering what you should say—or worried that showing your struggles might undermine your credibility? You’re not alone. This workshop explores the delicate dance between vulnerability and safety in supervision. Drawing on real clinical and pastoral experiences, you’ll learn how effective supervision goes beyond just showing up—it takes courage, trust, and the right environment. Highlights:
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Presented by
Sarah Balogh & Joan Wright Howie
Sarah is a counselling psychologist with over twenty years’ experience and more than thirteen years specialising in pastoral supervision. She founded her own supervision practice and co-founded the Pastoral Supervision Alliance. Sarah lectures in Pastoral Supervision at Moore College and is the Manager for Pastoral Supervision for the Sydney Anglican Diocese.
Joan is the current AAOS President, an experienced supervisor, spiritual director and retreat leader, and a long-time trainer of supervisors and spiritual directors. She is a Uniting Church minister and a PhD candidate researching spiritually informed care. Joan lives in Melbourne and enjoys ocean swimming, gardening and long walks with friends.