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Salutations,
I have journeyed with patients, families and staff enduring adult and paediatric death and dying, trauma, end of life care, tissue and organ donation, addictions and mental health having been embedded full time on the floor of major trauma hospitals in Sydney. My lived experience is informed by a Masters in Pastoral Practice and Theology, Counselling, Bereavement and Supervisory Qualifications and gives rise to my ability to support people across cultures, beliefs, age, gender and psychosocial domains.
I provide clinical /pastoral supervision to all who work in caring professions, plus intensives, group supervision and short educational sessions. Drenched with real case studies of courage , resilience and hope we will explore your practice a safe and gentle space. You will learn, be engaged and enjoy yourself along the way. I am passionate, energetic and lots of fun, love wandering the Blue mountains and love painting and teaching! Available across all modalities of IT.
Thank you, Joy

From experience, Karine understands the privilege of serving in full-time ministry as well as the challenges that come with it.

Karine is a Recognised Supervisor with Australasian Association of Supervision and Chaplaincy Australia.

Karine has over 15 years of ministry experience, in Australia and in cross-cultural missions (both in South America and in a global role).

Passionate to see people flourish, Karine loves to journey alongside ministry workers to support sustainable and healthy ministry practice. She values supervision for the safe space it creates for ongoing reflective learning, support, and growth of the ministry worker.

Karine holds a Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision, mentoring and coaching experience, a Graduate Diploma of Divinity, a Master of Social Development and is fluent in Spanish.

Katherine has over 2 decades of minsitry experience and has been a senior pastor with her husband for 15 years. She has training in Pastoral ministry, mentoring, chaplaincy and is a registered supervisor with both Chaplaincy Australia and Australasion Assocciasion of Supervisors AAOS.

Katherine has worked bi-vocaionally in creative fields for many years and has an understanding of the demands that a business can place on life and ministry. Katherine has a variety of clients across different denominations including pastors, chaplains, supervisors from C3, Anglican, Baptist, ACC, and Churches of Christ.

Katherine is currently the NSW/ACT Supervision and Mentoring Coordinator for Chaplaincy Australia and is the Sydney Central Regional Womens leader for the ACC. She has a passion to see pastors and carers thrive and stay in health for the long haul in all areas of their lives.

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.

Supervision is both a confidential and sacred space for supervisees to discuss their work, reflect on challenges, celebrate successes, and gain new insights. Supervision allows for reflection and discussion which can inspire change in perspective with the aim to flourish in the workplace.

The vision for my business, Inspired Change came from a passion for helping people in all walks of life to seek, discover and grow in their personal strength to be better equipped for whatever they are doing in life. Drawing on 20 years’ experience in a variety of settings, I’ve learnt that meaningful change emerges from personal exploration, self-discovery and understanding. By engaging in conversation and reflecting on experiences, we can all reach those “aha” moments and turn them into life transforming change.

My professional and pastoral experience includes child and family counselling, supervision of other counsellors and facilitation of programs such as Circle of Security Parenting (and Circle of Security Parenting – Educators), Tuning in to Teens and the Rock and Water Program. I am an author of two children’s books on the topic of anxiety and one on grief. I have delivered community education and talks on anxiety, self-care and a variety of other topics. For the past eight years I have loved being a primary school chaplain, supporting children, parents and school staff with their wellbeing.

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. 

After completing a degree in Social Work, Kym spent 20 years in Pastoral ministry, while also holding community roles in School Chaplaincy, Homeless Services for women, and Foster Care. She continued study through her Masters program in the areas of Leadership, Spiritual Formation and Pastoral Supervision. Kym is now sharing her time between the Network Resourcing Team, churches of Christ NSW & ACT companioning leaders and churches in their formation, and Slow Wild Spirituality, her private practice offering Spiritual Mentoring and Pastoral Supervision. She is currently engaged in formation as a Spiritual Director with the Listen into Life program. Her experience and passions are well matched to walking with women in Christian Leadership, ministry, chaplaincy, and the helping professions. Kym is also drawn to accompany those navigating key life stages, events, edges, crises or transition that cause us to question the substance of our lives and faith, embracing doubt and dissonance as a growth pathway. Kym is grateful to live with her family beside the waterways and bushlands of Dharawal country in Southern Sydney.

Leanne has many years of pastoral ministry experience, along with roles in executive administration. She is a qualified Supervisor working in the pastoral and church leadership space and has worked with people across all denominations and church contexts.

We all long to be seen and heard. Supervision creates this space.

Louisa is passionate about providing a Supervision space for leaders to reflect on practice. A place to be transparent and share the pain and joy of ministry. Her years of experience as a lead Pastor in the Church they planted and training in Pastoral Supervision have equipped her to come alongside other Pastors and Leaders. Her commitment to healthy leaders and churches is why she continues to place herself in learning spaces to grow and develop. Out of the overflow of her apprenticeship to Jesus, she wants to listen, share, and, where appropriate, impart practical, workable strategies to produce life transformation.

Dr. Lynn Moresi is a dynamic pastoral supervisor, university lecturer, spiritual director, and Enneagram trainer with over 40 years ministry experience. Having worked in theological education and large pastoral roles, Lynn now channels her expertise into the transformative realm of contemplative spirituality and the training of professional supervisors. Lynn excels in walking alongside leaders, providing not just support, but also the challenge necessary for profound change. Her supervision sessions offer deep insights into what makes a leader tick, fostering growth and awareness in their leadership roles. Lynn is an experienced Enneagram trainer who now equips other supervisors to accompany people to take up their roles with insight, integrity, and awareness of self.

Margaret has 20 years’ experience as a Pastoral Practitioner in the community, ministries, parish, hospital and aged care chaplaincy (palliative care). She is a qualified Pastoral Supervisor and her qualifications include: Post Graduate Diploma of Counselling and Clinical Pastoral Education (Mental Health), Pastoral Counselling, Parish Ministry, Dip. Management, Team Leadership. Margaret is a member of AAOS, Transforming Practices Inc., and a recognized supervisor of Chaplaincy Australia.

Margaret believes when people are listened to well, they feel understood, then openness of heart and mind helps them hear themselves at a deeper level. Her approach is to provide a safe space with deep listening to allow personal insights to be heard, explored and developed. Supervisees are then enabled to draw on their own strengths to discern the way forward with greater freedom and confidence.

Marianne is passionate about creating safe spaces for honest reflection on practice, that leads to growth, transformation, and renewed hope.
As a supervisor member of Australasian Association of Supervision (AAOS), she specialises working primarily with women, pastors, chaplains, and pastoral carers.
Her qualifications and experience are in the areas of nursing, counselling, and formation training and has been in the roles of Pastor and Senior Chaplain.
Available for individual supervision in NSW Mid-North Coast. Other locations by appointment. Also available nationally on zoom.

Maureen is an experienced counsellor/psychotherapist with over 25 years as a Relationship Counsellor and Mediator. Registered supervisor for over 15 years (including working with students at Monash University and ACAP). Facilitates groups for supervision using face-to-face, Skype and Zoom.
Open to reflecting on the spiritual implications and its impact to the way we work. Maureen has also worked for many years in Hong Kong and Tokyo.

Michelle is a qualified and experienced Early Years Teacher, Leader, Consultant and Professional Supervisor. Michelle’s experience in Family Support, Children’s & Women’s Ministry, School Scripture and as a university tutor specialising in trauma, working with complex families, wellbeing and Aboriginal best practice place her in a unique position to support those in leadership and people who work with others generally across professions, business and ministry spaces.

To see the positive impact, that Professional Supervision has on supervisees in relation to their work and ministry practices and their own self-care makes my heart sing. I’ve been connected to Catholic, Baptist and Pentecostal churches in my lifetime. I sit on the board of our little church where I’ve been a member for 27 years and am a member of Chaplaincy Australia. I am a registered supervisor with Baptist Union Victoria. I’ve supported chaplain students, chaplains, early childhood leaders/teachers, family support practitioners, Children’s pastor, Families pastor and high school teacher.

Over 25 years experience in counselling and pastoral care. Currently working at a number of council depots, administrative offices, libraries, and activity centres in on-site counsellor role as part of the EAP program.