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I am a priest from the Coptic Orthodox Church in Melbourne. I am married with 2 adult children. I have been in the pastoral care role for over 30 years. I have masters in counselling and Doctorate from ACU in Texas regarding the well-being of clergy in the Coptic church. I run a large parish with over 1400 families with 6 other clergy members. I am energised by helping others.
Mr Andrew Menzies
Andrew seeks to create a confidential, disarming, open, mutual space where trust, listening and reflective conversation flourish. He has been in full-time ministry in roles that have included: youth and young adult pastor; chaplain; denominational executive; senior pastor of two multi-staff teams and principal of a theological college with responsibilities to a university and denomination. He is familiar with the dynamics that occur in a large team, a solo environment and everything in-between. He practices as a professional pastoral supervisor for people in a wide variety of ministry settings. He has a deep interest in the formation, health, care and growth of people in ministry and Christian service as well as those they lead and serve. Andrew meets 1:1 in the room and on zoom and also offers group supervision sessions on Thursday afternoons throughout the year.
Annie understands the complexities of ministry. As a qualified professional supervisor and coach, she champions leaders informed by three decades of experience from her tenures such as Senior Pastor and Church planter.
Mrs Apryl Huglin
As a Supervisor, Spiritual Director, and Chaplain, I offer a reflective space for those engaged in caring professions to explore their practice with depth and creativity. My work history includes serving as a Baptist Pastor; and a nurse specialising in end-of-life care. I currently have an ongoing involvement in the formation of spiritual directors. This rich tapestry of clinical, pastoral, and contemplative practice enables me to companion supervisees through the full spectrum of challenges encountered in ministry, spiritual care, and healthcare contexts.
My supervision style is collaborative, person-centred, and trauma informed, honouring your expertise while offering gentle challenge and fresh insight. I draw on reflective practice methodologies and creative approaches tailored to your individual needs and learning style enabling you to step back and see your work practice with a fresh perspective.
I welcome chaplains, clergy, religious and pastoral care workers, spiritual directors, healthcare professionals, and others in caring roles who seek thoughtful, reflective supervision that honours both the practical and sacred dimensions of their work.
Rev Benjamin Ho
Work largely in the space of Initial Formation into Religious life – I offer Ministry Supervision for both Formators and those in Formation, as well as Ministry Leaders in this space. I also work in the Allied Health environment, journeying with people returning to work after injury.
Mrs Bernadette Milsted
I have a passion for professional supervision which includes working with clinical counsellors, student counsellors, hospital and school Chaplains and those in Pastoral ministry and supervision on supervision.
My supervision practice focuses on supporting, encouraging and growing fellow practitioners as we each assist our clients in our chosen field.
I am informed by over 25 years of professional practice as a counsellor and prior to that my roles in Pastoral Ministry, as well as my training (Masters in Couples and Relationship Counselling, Grad Dip (Counselling) and BASc.)
My counselling experience includes individual, couples and group counselling and clinical supervision in a variety of Not-For-Profit counselling centers, including my term as Director of Karinya Counselling Centre; and counselling in Palliative Care, EAP and in private practice. I have recently retired from 10 years working with Dementia Australia.
I have been involved in the tertiary training of counsellors and supervisors (Kingsley College, Tabor, Homesglen), as well as supervising students in their practicum placements, and staff supervision in the workplace.
My clinical practice includes grief and loss, trauma, relationships, anxiety and depression, group work, life transitions and end of life preparation.
i work both F2F and via telehealth and would be pleased to have an introductory conversation about what you may need from supervision.
Professional Associations:
CCAA (Clinical Reg. 300345)
PACFA (Clinical Reg. 20695)
AAOS (Clinical Supervisor)
Dr Bernadette Miles
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.
Rev Bill Brown
Bill is currently employed as a Pastoral Coach with the Baptist Union of Victoria with a commitment to developing leaders who develop leaders. This includes facilitating Communities of Practice, an Apprenticeship Pathway for Emerging Leaders, and Professional Supervision. Bill is also Pastor Emeritus of the Syndal Baptist Church where he is employed 1 day a week in a pastoral role, with whom he also served as Senior Pastor for almost 33 years until mid-2019 and Associate Pastor for almost 10 years prior to that. Bill has completed a Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision and is looking forward to helping pastors reflect on their ministry practice in a life-giving and helpful way.
Mr Brett Kennett
I’ve been a Lutheran Pastor for 25 years, and have discovered in supervision a profound source of grace and freedom.
In my supervisory practice, I strive to cultivate a gracious, safe and welcoming environment so that supervisees can freely and deeply reflect on their practice.
Such reflection can lead to deep exploration, replenishment, and even the courage to draw new life from the complexities and tensions that come in ministry.
It’s also the threshold for change, transformation, and personal growth in our practice as a pastoral person.
Mrs Candy Daniels
Candy is an experienced professional supervisor, clinical counsellor, and chaplain/spiritual care consultant with extensive experience in healthcare, emergency services, and various organisational settings. Candy’s holistic supervision approach offers a safe, nurturing space for personal and professional growth. She encourages supervisees to pause, tune in, critically reflect, evaluate, and invest in their wellbeing. This approach offers space to untangle emotions, explore solutions, strengthen skills, and nurture personal and professional wellbeing rhythms. Candy is available for supervision & supervision on supervision, both individual and group supervision, in-person (Pakenham, Victoria) and online/telehealth.
Ms Catherine Elkington
Cathy has 20 years of experience as a congregational minister. She is a spiritual director, lecturer in Spiritual Formation at the University of Divinity & has extensive experience as a pastoral supervisor.
In addition, Cathy has an undergraduate degree in Nursing; she takes a wholistic view of well-being and formation.
Dr 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.
Mrs Christine Williams
Christine has held senior leadership roles in ministry for over 20years, including Director of Operations and Pastor. She also has board experience and is currently the board chair in her local church. For the past 10 years she has been providing pastoral supervision and coaching for Christian ministers and leaders across Australia with Arrow Leadership. Her heart is to provide an opportunity for those in ministry to honestly reflect on their practices within a supportive Christian context. Specialty areas include (but not limited too) – leading yourself, the organisation and others, conflict and strategy, purpose and calling, burnout, busyness, well-being, margin and transitions. Her supervision style is collaborative and reflective, fostering an environment where growth and self-discovery are paramount.
Cliff has a background of pastoral ministry in a wide variety of contexts from a small inner city church to larger multi staff suburban churches. For five years he walked alongside church leaders from all denominations through his Church Relationship role with Alpha Australia. For the past four years he has been supervising and mentoring ministers and Chaplains.
He’s passionate about walking alongside leaders and seeing them grow and flourish in God’s calling.
He loves film, theatre and visual art and gets excited about exploring the connections between art and spirituality.
Cliff is available online
Colleen has been in Private Practice as a Counsellor/Family Therapist for 24 years. She has a particular interest in couple work and spirituality. Her background includes numerous roles in NGO (The Salvation Army (including housing, mental health, drug and alcohol), Ordained Ministry (The Salvation Army) and Funeral Chaplaincy (Tuckers Funerals). Colleen’s supervision model is flexible and inclusive of the supervisee’s experience and preferred model.