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With 25 years of supervision experience and over 35 years in working with people, Adam offers clinical and professional supervision in his practice room in the CBD and also, online.
Supervision is provided individually and by group where Adam has extensive experience in working within the field of psychotherapy and counselling and with organisational supervision.
He is the owner and Director of his Change Happens Psychotherapy and Consulting practice in the city, and is a Director of the Centre for Existential Practice which offers training for supervisors, ongoing supervision groups and professional development on Supervision.
Adam’s frame of supervision is an integrative approach anchored in existential-phenomenological style and other frames depending on the needs of the supervisee and supervision context.
Alison Strasser
My passion and my interest is in supervision and how best to work with supervisees so that the client also benefits. I work with an existential lens which is inclusive of other modalities and theories.
Andrea Breen
I currently work as a counselling supervisor in private practice and as an arts therapy education supervisor, therapist, educator and group facilitator. My experience as a supervisor includes: 8 years in refugee mental health as counselling coordinator (FASSTT Tasmania); graduate, higher degree and practicum supervision in therapeutic arts (Miecat); counselling and social work students on placement; counsellors, psychotherapists, social workers, art/s therapists, neighbourhood house workers, nurses in palliative care, NDIS therapists.
I am a clinical member of PACFA and a member of the Tasmania Leadership Group. I completed the CEP supervision training (Wheel of Supervision) in 2011 and continue to receive SOS with CEP. I have a creative arts practice and I am interested in collaborative and creative approaches to supervision. I have an ongoing practice in the arts.
Andrew Ball
I have held senior leadership roles in ministry for 36 years and now offer Supervision to key leaders, in particular those with broader responsibilities including denominational leaders, educators, para-church leaders etc.
I love working with pastoral leaders to empower them to find their next frontier.
My focus is on personal transformation and learning in situ. I limit my clients as I love to pray individually for those I serve.
Professional supervision has been a source of support for those in the helping professions for many years. More recently, it has become apparent that the complexity of Christian ministry deserves and requires a similar level of professional support. Such support includes such functions as restorative care for times when ministry has been challenging or draining, formative encouragement for continued growth in ministry, and opportunities to reflect on healthy boundaries and respectful approaches to our work. Each of these concerns is best addressed in a reflective space which enables the supervisee to learn and grow in and for their ministry.
Anne provides supervision from her home in Wellington Point, Queensland – in person for those who live locally or on Zoom for those who live and work further afield. The frequency of your supervision sessions will depend on the requirements of your church, denomination or employing organisation, and your own preference, but fewer than four sessions per annum do make a good supervisory relationship more difficult to build and sustain.
BA (Hons Psych); MTh; Grad Cert Prof Supervision; PhD (Practical Theology). Member, Australasian Assn of Supervision; Recognised Mentor, Chaplaincy Australia.
Bernie trained in supervision and in spiritual direction after twenty years of computer consulting and business management and has a special interest in formation of apostolic leadership and applying the concepts of Ignatian Spirituality to Organizational Development. Bernadette completed PhD research in 2018 which explores the contribution spiritual direction in the Ignatian tradition can make to leadership and organisational development. She is currently a Post Graduate Researcher with Stirling College at the University of Divinity. Her book Strengthening Spirit – Releasing Potential: Spiritual direction for Leadership and Organizational Development is now available.
Bruce’s ministry background of 30 years includes experience in congregational ministry, theological education and spiritual direction. His doctoral research and teaching centred on a model for reflective practice that cultivates holistic Christian formation. He is now a freelance wisdom educator, consultant, retreat curator, spiritual director and professional supervisor. He loves to help people discern and respond to Sacred invitations in life and work to promote the flourishing of self, others and world. Visit his website to learn more.
Professional supervision holds much more value than just ticking a compliance box! Experience how Bruce’s ministry of supervision offers a hospitable space for you to do reflective practice upon your soul, role and context, so you can be your best self for the sake of others. Bruce’s service is suited for practitioners and leaders in multiple settings, including ministry (e.g., churches, chaplaincy, cross-cultural work), schools (principals, teachers, support workers), tertiary education (lecturers, managers) and health (carers, medical professionals). His approach is soulful, robust and practical.
* Sessions are usually on Wednesdays (although there may be some flexibility with this)
* Face to face (consulting room in Adelaide CBD) or online
* $150 session (GST component to be added from July 1 2024)
Christine Faragher
Dr Christine Faragher spent more than 40 years in pastoral ministry which included the leadership of church congregations, the education and formation of candidates for ministry and teaching and leadership in the higher education sector. As a spiritual director and supervisor of more than 20 years experience she considers it a privilege to work with others in these areas. Her work is further strengthened by her own theological studies with a particular emphasis on gender equality in ministry.
Conrad Parsons
I have the experience, education, and flexibility to provide leaders with professional supervision. Please contact me for a confidential conversation.
Debra Snoddy
Dr Debra Snoddy completed training as a pastoral supervisor with Transforming Practices Inc. and is a member of the Australian Association of Supervisors. Her expertise in pastoral supervision has augmented other skills in counselling and facilitation. She offers both face-to-face and zoom supervision as best suits the needs of her clients. Call her to arrange a free initial appointment on the number provided.
Debra appears at conferences and events as a keynote speaker on topics including pastoral supervision, biblical studies, and continuing education for CDP and life-long learning.
Diane Marshall
Diane currently serves as a leadership mentor, researcher, and professional pastoral supervisor. She is passionate about people flourishing in ministry, wellbeing, learning and growing, and healthy practice. With intercultural ministry, missions and senior leadership experience in South America, Africa, Asia, and now based in Newcastle, NSW, she understands the privileges and challenges of ministry in a wide variety of contexts. Her particular interest is in intercultural environments, women in leadership, and younger leaders.
Diane provides Pastoral Supervision in the Hunter area, or virtually by Zoom and Signal.
Phone: +61 49 632 996
Gary offers online supervision which supports your calling and your professional & workplace goals.
Professional supervision offers a space to explore work, projects, or aspirations away from the coal-face. Volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity seem everywhere, it is no wonder many of us feel disrupted, overwhelmed and stressed. Interestingly, “Research shows the single biggest cause of work burnout is not work overload, but working too long without experiencing our own personal development” – ‘An Everyone Culture’ – Keegan and Lahey. Supervision offers a space to step back from the coal-face, and reflect, re-vision and discover resources for renewal.
Personal: Gary has been a gardener, clerk, soldier, construction worker, barman, pastor, and chaplain.
Work – He also coaches men in skills to overcome chaos, disruption and overwhelm and to find clarity, confidence and courage.
Last big adventure- 4×4 driving & camping from Sydney to Perth and return.
He has recently completed a diploma in cross-professional supervision with the Institute Of Pastoral Supervision and Reflective Practice in the UK.
His Doctor of Ministry work at Fuller Seminary USA focused on the end of Christendom and the role of innovation in social, cultural, organisational, and leadership fields.
Gary’s work is resourced by professional development with AAOS, IPSRP and the Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital Boston, part of Harvard Medical School.
Email me for an information pack and a link to the appointment calendar.
You can also connect via the contact page at garymulquiney.com
I have 20 years experience as a Pastor as part of a Pastoral team in a reasonably large church situated in the Swan Valley in WA. I am qualified to provide Professional Supervision, having completed a Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision through ACOM and the Sydney College of Divinity.
Grant Buchanan
Grant is a counsellor and professional supervisor who is passionate about individuals discovering their identity and sense of purpose and personal emotional and psychological freedom in their life, communities, and vocations. He provides a nonjudgemental, person-centered space where individuals can safely explore their needs, concerns, dreams, and challenges that arise within their professional practice. His person-centered counselling and supervision approach is uniquely tailored to individuals that he works with. Having worked in a variety of pastoral, chaplaincy, counselling and mentoring roles, Grant is well able to uniquely and wholistically bring this experience and wisdom to the supervision relationship. In his supervision practice he works with a wide range of individuals from diverse people-helping and professional contexts.