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Susan Meyerink
BSW, GradCertBerCouns&Int, DipBusMgt&HR, MA (Couns), CBP                                                                                                                                                        I am a Clinical Supervisor with over 10 years’ experience and am accredited with the Australian Counselling Association; (ACA) and the Australasian Association of Supervision (AAOS). I create a safe and supportive space to help you reflect on and improve your professional practice. I can help you to support your clients by teaching you strategies, skill development, ethics and practice wisdom. I care about giving and receiving quality clinical supervision that fosters self-awareness and self-care. My passion is working within the grief and loss field, and I provide supervision to people in the caring fields, including counsellors, allied health workers, palliative care workers, mental health workers, social workers, aged care workers and a range of other practitioners.
I have a Master’s in Counselling from the Australian Institute of Professional Counsellors, a Bachelor of Social Welfare from Monash University and a Post Graduate Certificate in Bereavement Counselling and Intervention from the Australian Centre for Grief and Bereavement.
I am also a Certified Bereavement Practitioner (CBP) and have completed specialised training in clinical supervision. I am member of ACA, the ACA College of Supervisors, AAOS, and the Loss and Grief Practitioner’s Association (LGPA).
I offer Individual supervision via telephone or zoom for your convenience.
Contact me for a confidential chat about your supervision needs:
Mob: 0425 692 555 or
Email: susanmeyerink1@gmail.com

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.

Since 2018 I have been a Program Director at dreambuilders centre4change working with people in crisis using person-centred and trauma-informed processwork to create a safe, reflective, holistic space in which to heal. I now bring these skills and talents to the supervision space providing supervision for case workers and pastoral carers. To help with this I use creative ways to open up the space as well as the traditional methodologies. I encourage people to explore and discover more about themselves and how they engage in ministry, in life and with others.

I have done this for most of my life and now I can do it with a capital S because I am an accredited Supervisor with AAOS and a certified Root Cause Therapist. My heart is for everyone to live their authentic lives and to be the best they can be, including you.

I work face-to-face with people in the Wyndham area, and on-line with others further afield.

To be involved in pastoral ministry is to be involved in dynamic, rewarding work. It is also very demanding. Within the context of a safe and trusting supervisory relationship, the process of regular supervision offers space for growth, sustainability and energy. Supervision brings perspective on both your work and yourself within that context. I see supervision as creating intentional conversations that move us towards the integration of purpose, values, identity and faith. My formal qualifications include a Diploma of Christian Counselling, a Master of Counselling & Human Services and a Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision. I have enjoyed many years of leadership in student, women’s & pastoral church-based ministries, counselling, secondary school chaplaincy, hospital pastoral care and clergy wives support. I have long held a deep call to ministry involving the care and growth of others and as a supervisor, I would be excited to partner with you.

Kathy warmly welcomes all those who work in helping professions into the supervision space regardless of your level of experience, culture or beliefs.
Kathy believes that professional pastoral supervision holds benefits for everyone who is willing to engage in reflective practice for their own well-being and growth. Engaging in supervision also benefits those we serve. Kathy aims to provide a warm and supportive supervision space both in person and online. She is compassionate and willing to continue to learn and grow herself in order to support each person she supervises.
Kathy has had 24 years of experience in the helping professions including education, children/family ministry in Christian churches and has worked as a chaplain in both the hospital and school environments. Much of this work has been in multicultural settings. Kathy has also had experience going to her own supervision over those years and continues to experience the many benefits herself. Kathy holds a Bachelor of Education (primary), Bachelor of Theology, a CPE unit and a Grad Cert in Supervision for the Helping Professions.

I come to professional supervision from a background of ministry experience in education and pastoral ministry in the Northern Territory, South Australia and Victoria. Throughout most of my ministry I have worked cross- culturally, whether in a declared Disadvantaged School to working as an adult educator in a mentor program for Indigenous leaders in Catholic Schools and in busy Public Hospitals in Darwin and Werribee.
My passion is in engaging with people for life-long learning, I particularly enjoy working with metaphor and images.
I hold a Graduate Diploma in Professional Supervision from the University of Divinity, Melbourne. I am a Supervisor Member of the Australasian Association of Supervision (AAOS), General Member of the Association for Supervised and Clinical Pastoral Education in Victoria Inc. (ASACPEV) and a Certified Advanced Member of Spiritual Care Australia (retired)

With a background in Christian counselling and supervision, my style of supervision is to walk alongside my clients through reflective and safe discussions encouraging restorative and transformative learning. Walking beside enables rejuvenation for one’s work and personal calling while developing and maintaining consistency and harmony between beliefs and work practice.
The focus during our supervision sessions is on actual ministry situations, experiences, and issues that may be affecting or can affect the quality of one’s ministry. The discussion is balanced with a psychological informed approach and a theological framework that provides safe, thoughtful, and structured reflection and insight.

I have been working as an accredited Supervisor since 2011, offering Supervision to supervisees mainly in Pastoral/Spiritual Care, Ordained Ministry and Spiritual Direction. I have worked for over 20 years in Pastoral/Spiritual Care in Health, Palliative Care and Aged Care, in practitioner and leadership roles. I am an experienced Spiritual Director and have led retreats over many years.

As a Supervisor, I see my role as supporting, encouraging and empowering you to reflect deeply on your practice (soul, role & context). My style of Supervision is about creating a safe holding space for you to grow and mature professionally, emotionally and spiritually, enabling you to practice good self-care, develop resilience and be better equipped to serve those entrusted to your care.

I am Irish and very much ‘steeped in’ Celtic Spirituality and with a strong background in Ignation spirituality/formation. I have worked as a Primary school teacher and book-shop manager (Ireland); University Chaplain and Spiritual Director (France & Australia). I hold a B.Ed, B.Theol and Advanced CPE.

Supervision is available in person on the Mornington Peninsula or on Zoom/Teams.

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.

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.

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.

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

I’ve had extensive experience in a variety of ministries. As a Defence Force chaplain for over 16 years I served in many parts of Australia as well as active service in the Middle East and Timor Leste. Subsequently I’ve ministered in hospitals, schools and parishes, and held executive roles in different organisations.
My experience is that pastoral supervision has been important personally in helping me to flourish in work which has been spiritually, professionally and emotionally challenging, particularly when I’ve been part of a ministry team or have held leadership positions. I look forward to supporting others to flourish in their ministries. 

Welcome to my website bio. I have been a Catholic priest for 48 years working in eight different countries in Retreats, Seminars, Spiritual Direction and Supervision. I am a member of the Conference of Spiritual Directors (CSD)for many years. I have completed the Supervision Program at the Heart of Life Spirituality Centre in Melbourne. I recommend it as a great experienced/practice program. I work with people one to one or through Zoom throughout Australia and beyond. 

Meewon has a Korean background. As an ordained pastor, she has served migrant ethnic and Australian multicultural churches as a Pastor and Multicultural Consultant with the Baptist Union of Victoria for 26 years. She is passionate about supporting pastors from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, reflect on their ministry practice to strengthen and enhance their pastoral practice skills through supervision spaces for leadership. She has completed a Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision at University of Divinity. In 2023, she was awarded an OAM for her leadership in refugee and Baptist ministries.