External Supervision

Culturally grounded, lived-experience supervision supporting practitioners to reflect deeply, strengthen safe practice, and work responsively alongside whānau and community.

Why It Matters

Working with people and whānau impacted by trauma, adversity, and family harm can be complex and emotionally demanding. Supervision provides a safe, reflective space to unpack challenges, strengthen decision-making, and sustain meaningful practice.

What You Will Gain

• Stronger reflective and critical thinking skills

• Increased confidence in complex practice situations

• Culturally responsive and mana-enhancing approaches

• Healthier professional boundaries and wellbeing support

• Honest learning grounded in lived experience and real-world practice

Supervision Options

Individual Supervision
One-on-one support tailored to your role, practice, and professional growth.

Monthly Supervision
Ongoing contracted supervision for practitioners and organisations.

Flexi Supervision
Support when needed, subject to availability.

Group Supervision
Facilitated reflective spaces for teams and practitioners to learn together.

Areas of Practice

Supervision can support practitioners working across:

• Family harm and violence

• Child protection

• Parenting and whānau support

• Trauma-informed practice

• Community and social services

• Corrections and rehabilitation

• Culturally responsive engagement and practice

Who This Is For

• Social workers

• Counsellors and therapists

• Youth workers

• NGO and community providers

• Corrections practitioners

• Anyone working closely with whānau and community

Organisation Packages

Tailored supervision options available for organisations and teams, including group supervision, reflective practice sessions, and kaupapa-focused support.

Ready to strengthen and sustain your practice?
Get in touch or book a supervision session below.