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Ignacio Jimenez has over 25 years experience as a Counsellor and Clinical Supervisor. For the last ten years he has focused on Clinical Supervision for Mental Health practitioners. He also specialises in individual and couples counselling He has ample experience with expatriates, migrants and refugees undergoing settlement and acculturation processes. Ignacio Jimenez holds a Master of Counselling degree (New York), and an Advanced Certificate in Supervision (Australia). He is a clinical member of PACFA and AAOS.

Over the last 30 years James’ professional life has included working as a secondary school teacher, Baptist pastor, Theological College lecturer, Aged Care chaplain, Ministry Supervisor and Spiritual Care Manager. His most satisfying work is caring for the carers; enabling leaders and professional care staff to flourish in their work.
James trained in ministry supervision in 2015 and is experienced in supervising Pastoral leaders from various Christian traditions including Baptist, Catholic, Lutheran, Uniting and cross-cultural workers. He taught Supervised Theological Field Education at Whitley College, helping Ordination candidates grow their reflective practice skills through a peer group supervision model.
James has an interest in Contemplative Spirituality and how it supports reflective insights and personal learning.
He has a Bachelor in Behavioural Science, a Grad Dip.Ed, Master of Divinity and Grad Cert Min.Supervision.
James offers supervision in person or online.

Tim is a Christian Brother and is available to facilitate individuals and groups in reflection of their ministry. He also works as a spiritual director and is happy to provide pastoral supervision for those working in Church sponsored ministries, be it hospital, schools, outreach entities. He is available for Zoom or Teams supervision as well as in person if in Melbourne.

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.

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)

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.

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.

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.

I am passionate about people flourishing in their professional and personal lives. Supervision is ‘the’ place where you can discover new transformational insights about your work situation and self. My practice is creative, collaborative, supportive and reflective and what you ‘choose to explore’ will be treated with respect.
I bring experience from Corporate and Luxury Sales, 20 years as a chaplain working with communities and diverse individuals across cultures, genders, LGBTQA+, and age groups, and, more than 35 years of Church leadership, pastoral care, children’s programs and I am an Ordained Minister. I gained lived experiential insight from these roles how a person’s work-role can create attitudes and questions inducing both positive and negative feelings such as ‘being alone and unsupported’ to ‘being recognised and acclaimed’.

Supervision: Discover the Hidden. Unleash the Discovery. Release the Potential.  

I am available to meet online, and outdoors in-person at beaches and parklands in the Bayside area of Melbourne.                                                            

I am an experienced Counsellor, Chaplain and Pastor with Post Graduate Degrees in Nursing Education, Theology, Counselling and Supervision. I have extensive experience of Nursing and as a Post Graduate Tutor with AIFC. I worked as a School Chaplain for 13yrs; a Chaplain and Trainer with VCC Emergency Ministries ongoing since 2006, A Police Chaplain ongoing and a Pastor ongoing.
 I provide supervision to Chaplains, those in Full/time Pastoral Ministry, Counselling, Pastoral Care Workers, Ministry Students, and those in the Healthcare sector. I am passionate about providing a safe, non- judgemental and confidential space to journey alongside supervisees that encourages each individual to take time to reflect, explore and grapple with tensions within, enabling them to grow and mature professionally, personally and Spiritually. My practice accommodates both face to face individual and group supervision in SE Gippsland, via Zoom or phone anywhere.
” Thriving whilst Fulfilling Your Destiny” is my goal for all my supervisees.

Kaye is a psychotherapist, clinical hypnotherapist, somatic trauma therapist, animal assisted therapist working in private practice in Bacchus Marsh. She provides supervision across: psychotherapy, counselling, grief and loss, supervision of supervision, trauma, Brainspotting, Animal Assisted Therapy, complex PTSD and dissociation, and somatic trauma therapy. Kaye provides individual supervision face to face or by Zoom or Skype and offers group supervision at various Melbourne locations. Kaye works with creative expression, animal assisted therapy – supervision and drumming as non-verbal ways to explore areas where words are not enough. She considers the key elements in effective supervision are to create and maintain a safe, open and honest environment that supports transformational learning and facilitates critical reflection on all aspects of clinical work. She recognises the value and importance of jointly establishing an agreed definition of supervision, roles, responsibilities and boundaries by having a simple agreement that puts words to the unspoken and clarifies agreed expectations. Email: kayegriffin@mindmatterscounselling.com

Kaye considers the key elements in effective supervision are to create and maintain a safe, open and honest environment that supports transformational learning and facilitates critical reflection on all aspects of clinical work.

Kaye provides formal and informal feedback based on a central focus around the welfare of clients and the quality of the service they receive. She recognises the value and importance of jointly establishing an agreed definition of supervision, roles, responsibilities and boundaries by having a simple agreement that puts words to the unspoken and clarifies agreed expectations – this allows the supervisee to be able to focus on a creative approach so new knowledge and learning can take place within the clinical supervision framework.
Email: kayegriffin@mindmatterscounselling.com

Guided by a deep commitment to establishing exceptional rapport with supervisees, Kirsten views Reflective Professional Supervision (RPS) as a type of stewardship, reflecting a profound dedication to fostering exceptionally supportive and effective working relationships with her clients. Those who engage with her affirm her remarkable ability to establish an authentic and focused RPS space where expressions, spoken and withheld, find resonance, eliminating ineffective chit-chat and setting the stage for profound reflection. She uses varied thought provoking and connection illuminating approaches to invite and promote deep reflection.

Her invitational, warm, and wholly authentic approach demonstrates a commitment to others-focused reflection and care. Kirsten draws from clients’ lived experience, inviting openness to contemplative concepts or perspective that may not have been effectively considered before.
While Kirsten’s professional experience lies within the school leadership sector, she works broadly with clients in many professional roles, emphasizing its value irrespective of experience, age, or sector.

I am a supervisor and spiritual director with post-graduate degrees in Supervision, Spiritual Direction and Theology (through the University of Divinity). I invite each supervisee into a safe, confidential and non-judgemental environment of enquiry and reflection, accompaniment and encouragement, evoking new ways of seeing. I am a contemplative practitioner offering supervision to all who work in pastoral care (Pastoral Care workers, Chaplains, Ministers of Religion, Spiritual Directors and students in formation), both individually and in small groups. Currently I supervise people locally, nationally and internationally.

I see people on zoom for a 50 minute session.

Philippa is a Professional Supervisor and Pastoral Counsellor and is passionate to see those in caring professions flourish holistically. Having worked extensively in pastoral ministry, counselling, and mentoring roles, Philippa is able to come alongside others and other them a safe space for reflection on their practice and formal structure to notice, wonder, and realise fresh perspectives on current practice and professional identity. She believes that the supervision process can counter burnout and compassion fatigue, helping build resilience so people can continue helping others.

Philippa is available online or in Melbourne’s Eastern suburbs. She offers a introduction session to help the potential supervisee and her to see if the supervision relationship is a good fit. There is no cost for this first session.