Uia ki nga pou o too whare Go back to your whare and the answers will be revealed
More...It is my aim to provide support from a lens that is open to expereinces and local knowledge. The goal is to support others to create solutions that refelct them and that are unique. Supervision with me would provide a place that they can discuss, sort and explore their own ability to create strategies and skills that work within their context.
More...Nicolette is a strength-based clinician with a wide range of experience. She worked in the corporate world for 15 years before embarking on her journey as a mental health clinician and mentor. She has over 6500 hours of experience as a therapist, assisting people with workplace fatigue, anxiety and depression.
More...I hope to offer support to other youth workers especially those who are just starting off on their youth work journey. I became a Korowai Tupu Accredited Member in 2020 and doing this has allowed me to see that you never stop growing or learning and that you must remain teachable and open to growth.
More...Pacific greetings to you all. My name is Sulia Jackman and a mother of five children and a tama fai/adopted child of 3 years old. I am of Samoan descent born in Savaii and fluent in the Samoan language. I valued my Fa'asamoan culture, Gagana (language), Aiga (family), Matai (Chief) system, Fa'akerisiano (Christian) and everything about my culture. Also open to learning from all cultures.
More...- Provisionally Registered Counsellor- Mental Health and Careers -7+ years experience facilitating Supervision Groups; aiming for engaging and challenging sessions. - Clarifying needs, values, next steps, strengths, roles, capacity, coping strategies - Experience 8+ years as a youth worker, connecting to youth development theory/ethics. - Experience with ADHD, Parenting, Relationships
More...I love working with people who work with people! My goal is to provide you a regular opportunity to reflect on your work, to develop skills & strategies that allow you to be more effective in your role, to have space to offload & express personal responses that arise as a result of your work, to check decisions & choices you have made in the course of your work, & to manage yourself in your role.
More...Kia ora, I'm Pākehā, from Levin, now in Paraparaumu. My passions are Te Tiriti and mahi in different cultural contexts. I've done work in sexual & domestic violence recovery, restorative justice, and with Christian & rainbow orgs. I can kōrero Māori and Chinese (普通话) and I'm also a treaty workshop facilitator. My kaitiakitanga (supervision) style is pretty flexible! Waea mai.
More...Kia ora koutou. I am so passionate about rangatahi wellbeing in Aotearoa and professionalism in the youth sector, that I have opened ‘Moana o te Aroha’- a healing and supervision space for professional practitioners at my home. I have resided in Wellington for the last 20 years and worked in a variety of capacities, currently as a tutor on the Bachelor of Youth Development at WelTec/Whitireia
More...Kia ora, I am based in Upper Hutt. External supervision is not limited to four walls. In the past some of my supervisees have made the most of supervision outdoors. This can include a walk or a place to sit. However, I also have a room available.
More...Kia ora, I am a Pakeha women, with voluntary experience as a youth worker, and with 27 years experienced as a qualified social worker. My supervision framework is based on strength-based practice principles within our bicultural context of Aotearoa New Zealand. I am passionate about supervision and the learning and development that can come from engagement in the process together.
More...I am a mother of God and would love to help our Pasefika people (youth and families) in various settings. I have a passion for being of service to our Aiga Pasefika, Autalavou, and Fa'alapotopotoga, to create a professional growth and empower a positive attitude. One of my main responsibilities is to motivate others to develop their ability and desire to learn in order for them to achieve.
More...Kia Ora, my name is Bonnie and I am a registered Social Worker. I whakapapa to Ngai Tahu and am based in Kaiapoi, just north of Christchurch. I have worked in a variety of sectors including NGO, Health and Tertiary Education. I am interested in wellbeing, selfcare and reflective practice and empowering care professionals to be the best that they can be.
More...Offering safe and confidential professional supervision to Youth Workers and Social Workers in Canterbury. I work with supervisees using a supportive and reflective approach to understand the complexities in the work, explore effective responses, and enhance one's own wellbeing.
More...An Alternative Education (AE) tutor in 2004. Empowering through motivational interviewing (MI). Serving people of all ethnicities to gain control of their goals, from OT (former CYF’s), NZ Police, NZ Justice, NGO & other Govt Departments. Also founder of an after hours’ practice “Paddle Your Own Canoe” (PYOC) https://www.police.govt.nz/news/ten-one-magazine/paddling-toward-brighter-future.
More...Providing kaupapa Maori, cultural advisory and professional guidance, including kaitiakitanga bicultural supervision. Whakatauki Te manaaki o te korowai, e poipoia ana I te kākahu. The carer of the korowai that nurtures the wearer.
More...Ko Tararua te maunga Ko Hokio te awa Ko Ngāti Raukawa te iwi Ko Ngatokowaru te marae Ko Moana Everton tōku ingoa I'm currently working in a leadership role in the family violence sector, supporting tamariki, rangatahi and whānau impacted by family violence. I'm passionate about supporting practitioners to become more grounded and confident in themselves and their practice. Mā te wā.
More...I'm an experienced supervisor with a passion for supporting those working in the Youth Sector in Aotearoa. I come from a counselling, youth work and leadership background and bring a wealth of experience spanning nearly 20 years. As a supervisor and coach I am a huge advocate for reflective practice and self care valuing diversity, community and strengths based practice.
More...I currently work as both a Social Worker and as a Health Improvement Practitioner (HIP). I have a post graduate diploma in professional supervision and have supervised practitioners from a range of backgrounds. https://www.professionalsupervisionnewzealand.com/
More...I offer supervision that is engaging, supervisee-directed and geared to enhance self-reflection, self-awareness and the development of skills and knowledge. I incorporate evidence based psychological practice including Existential Client-Centered Therapy, a vast range of self actualisation techniques including mindfulness and systemic family therapy approaches to work with the supervisee.
More...Tena koe, I hail from the mighty Waikato – Raglan is home for me. I have 5 tamariki, love rugby, music & of course the moana. I am passionate about social work and strive to support other's to deliver quality practice. I have been providing supervision from early on in my career since 2008, and am currently working for Oranga Tamariki as a Youth Justice Supervisor.
More...While my main focus is to supervise nurses, I also specialize in inter-professional supervision and see lawyers, social workers, teachers. Any professional who supports people will benefit from supervision. I encourage you to bring you own issues however if you can't think of one, I have plenty of ways to get you off the starting block. I work with groups and individuals successfully.
More...Ngā mihi mahana ki a koutou katoa! Thank you for taking the time to read my profile, I whakapapa to Ngāi Tūhoe, Ngāti Awa and Samoa, I was born and bred in Tāmaki Makaurau. I have two sons a 25 and 13 year old. I have been working in the social service sector for the past 16 years, my experience has been in care and protection, youth justice, foster care, parenting support and family therapy.
More...I am a registered social worker, addiction practitioner. and accredited supervisor with extensive experience working with youth and adults with mental health and addiction problems. I have worked with victims and perpetrators of violence. My PhD was in the field of trauma and addiction, particularly focused on child sexual abuse.
More...He uri ahau no Ngāti Maniapoto me Waikato Tainui, Ko Lucinda tōku ingoa. As an experienced social worker, I provide a unique experience to supervision within a Te Ao Māori paradigm that enhances supervisee's practice. I am knowledgeable across a wide range of kaupapa including but not limited to leadership, community development and central government.
More...Saskia utilizes a strengths based, reflective model of practice to assist the supervisee to reflect and negotiate the complexity of their work. A holistic approach is brought to all sessions.
More...My name is Tyson Walters and I am a qualified professional supervisor & coach in Aotearoa New Zealand who specializes in reflective practice. I offer professional supervision and coaching services to individuals, groups, and organisations. My kaupapa revolves around the idea of helping the helpers, and I am passionate about supporting people to get better. www.incouragesupervision.com
More...I’m an experienced Clinical Social Worker offering supervision to social workers and others working in the social services sector. In supervision I encourage reflective practice to explore ethical, boundary and practice issues whether the supervisee is young in their career or well established.
More...I'm a strength based, client led supervisor with 19 years grassroots youthwork experience, in both faith based and community youthwork and management roles. I've had experience supervising a number of youthworkers both internally and externally to our organisation.
More...Kia ora e te whānau, Ko Julie Robb-O'Connell ahau. Ko Ngapuhi, Ngati Maniapoto, Ngati Kauwhata, Te Arawa nga iwi. No Papaioea ahau I have a postgraduate Diploma in Kaitiakitanga (Bicultural Professional Supervision) and have designed a practical and transformational, easy-to-apply, 5-step, 6-week program called Divinity to assist you in accessing your higher potential.
More...Greetings, and an open invitation to simple, engaging, and practical one-on-one, or group supervision. My name is Steve Toelupe and I offer informed practices, alternative ways, diverse lenses, and deeper dimensions into yourself beyond personal growth and professional development. A Whole Person Development Approach to holistic health, happiness, recovery, healing and flourishing in all aspects of our human experience. Acknowledging and honoring your unique life journey together. Reach out, explore and inquire. I would love to connect with you. Support, guide and coach you to co-create the conditions to realise your strengths, your natural attributes, talents and true potential. Recognize and embrace opportunities, welcome the many possibilities to relearn, grow and evolve. Become the best possible version of yourself each day. Feel confident, whole, abundant, and empowered to choose and be anything you can and want in this world. Reclaim your sensitivity, live life fully, and reconnect with your Authentic Self. Your expressions of love, joy, and peace. Life in harmony...
More...Ko Tuwharetoa me Ngati Whitikaupeka nga iwi. Ko Toia Chase ahau. My vision is to see people being connected to and walking in their purpose, passions, dreams and strengths whether that be personally or professionally. I provide supervision to many disciplines including youth workers, counsellors, social workers, whanau and church workers etc.
More...ATSCoach, led by Alan Tāne Solomon, offers a range of professional services in leadership training, life coaching and supervision. With a focus on helping individuals across Aotearoa New Zealand, we also provide specialized workshops for companies looking to grow, develop their team and employ young people. Our mission is simple: to empower our clients to achieve their personal and professional goals by enhancing their competence, capacity, and productivity. Through our tailored coaching and training programs, we aim to create lasting impact and positive growth.
More...Te Puna o te Wai is my practice model developed after completing the Postgraduate Professional Supervision Degree (Kaitiakitanga) in 2018. I have now utilized this framework to deliver my services aligned to task and client-centered, strength and solution-based models of practice (Maslow, 1943). Positive results have occurred with cultural reports (Justice Department), individual and group supervision, and kaupapa Māori mediation with non-government and governmental groups.
More...I have a great passion for Pasifika people and culture. I also have a real interest in Pacific and Māori youth in New Zealand while looking at what identity means and how it affects the next generation of Pasifika peoples. I am passionate about constantly learning and pushing to further my own education, but also to role model that, learning is a never ending process and is not something that conforms to a classroom setting.
More...Tuatahi, mihi atu ki to tatou Matua i te Rangi, nana nei i hanga nga mea katoa, me mihi hoki ki oku Tipuna tae noa ki oku Matua kua mene ki te po, haere oti ra. Huri noa ki nga hunga ora, tena koutou, tena koutou, tena ra tatou katoa. No Ngapuhi, Te Whanau-A-Apanui, Te Arawa/Ngati Pikiao, Ngati Kahungunu, Ngai Tahu oku iwi.
More...I'm a proud member of Korowai Tupu and a lecturer in Youth Development at Auckland's Unitec Institute of Technology as well as chief glitter-provider for the HZDBC, a child-led youth group for gifted tamariki.
More...Providing a trusting supportive relationship to allow open communication to discuss anything that impacts on practice, challenges, systems & procedures that influence your practice. Opportunity for robust conversations, reflection & professional & personal growth to enhance practice. Personal wellbeing is a priority to offer services to our communities.
More...I have been involved with youth work and development since 1996. I am a qualified counsellor and clinical supervisor. I love working alongside others to help bring out the best in young people and the people whom work with them.
More...I provide professional bi-cultural supervision for the youth and community development sector for Aotearoa New Zealand, based from Hamilton, Waikato. I have an extensive background in youth work, community development, not for profit, tertiary education and local government, and provide one on one, group and peer supervision and facilitation.
More...With over 20 years’ experience in social work, youth development and education, I am passionate about working in creative, supportive and inclusive ways with youth work professionals.
More...I'm an experienced supervisor and counsellor in mental health area. I have a lot of experience supervising Youth Workers and therapists. These are often staff at the coal front working with clients and also supervision of administrative staff. I work with a wide range of people from diverse spiritual, ethnic and cultural backgrounds.
More...Kia ora koutou, I have worked alongside young people, their family and their community for 20 years. My mahi is grounded in social justice and the tools I use are strengths-based, client centered and incorporate community development. I can support people with direct client work, programme development and facilitation, project management and evidence-based practice that creates positive change.
More...I’m an adolescent mental health practitioner who has practical experience in many different areas of youth development. As a supervisor I bring a range of specialities into my practice including mental health, alcohol and other drug addiction, youth justice, statutory youth work, working alongside indigenous populations, and various faith based sector experiences. I also am a youth development tutor so bring a knowledge of the NZ sector of youth work into my practice.
More...Kia ora, my name is Miranda and I believe youth workers can change the world. Supporting youth workers to be the best they can be is my passion. Supervision with me involves celebrating the differences you make alongside youth as well as reflecting and unpacking tough experiences and issues. My Kaupapa as a supervisor to hold energy to be excited, engaged and invested in you and your practice.
More...The framework that I incorporate into my supervision model is about - Respecting each others values beliefs Reflection is important for you to be focused and grounded Spirituality and solution focused I am a fun, loving, caring Pasifika woman who is ready to support/tautoko walk alongside you with this kaupapa.
More...Tēnā koe I believe that supervision adds value to our personal and professional lives. It offers the space to pay attention to self, the opportunity to grow, and be challenged. Curiosity and connection are at the heart of my practice as a supervisor. I seek to offer you a safe and purposeful place where learning occurs, good work is celebrated, and balance in daily life is fostered.
More...Kindness, intention and connection are the foundations of my supervision practice. We’ll collaborate to build a supervision relationship that supports you to grow to your potential – thrive in your mahi - learn - and celebrate your growth. My expertise is in communication, conflict and connection – and I am open to supervising anyone who feels that my experience aligns with their work.
More...My supervision practise provides a dedicated space for professionals to engage in facilitated, in-depth reflection on their practise, their working relationships, and the many components that impact their professional life.
More...I have been involved in the youth sector for the past 12+ years (voluntary and paid). My biggest passion is seeing people thrive, personally and professionally. I can provide a safe space for you to grow and be curious with your thoughts and ideas in a non-judgmental relationship. Others say that i am a good listener.
More...Kia Ora! Ko Tetteh tōku ingoa. Nō Ghana ōku tīpuna. I’m a native of Newark, New Jersey (USA) and relocated to Aotearoa 2021 where I reside permanently with my partner who is wāhine Māori. I've had the opportunity to lead interventions with high risk complex clients with a range of diagnoses in the forensic mental health field as well as lecture in psychology and criminal justice abroad.
More...Tena koutou katoa, supervision is a place for reflection, self care and problem solving. My role is to support people to feel safe and talk about things that matter. A recent supervisee said of our supervision, that prior to our sessions she thought supervision was rather a waste of time. But she now sees the value. I am a pakeha woman who identifies as she/her.
More...My approach is interwoven of my cultural, faith and family based values with a strengths based, client centered focus. I am passionate about creating a safe, supportive space of reflection for learning, healing and growth. Collaboratively we can turn any obstacles into opportunities.
More...Kia ora! My name is Dando, my pronouns are they/them, and I'm a registered Social Worker with a background in suicide prevention, violence prevention/intervention, youth/community development, programme design, policy and advocacy. I specialise in takatāpui and rainbow communities. I've a keen focus on ethics and a passion for supporting other professionals to deliver safe, effective practice!
More...With 15 years of experience, I bring a wealth of knowledge from Early Childhood Education, Social and Community services, and my current role in Child and Youth Mental Health and Addictions. My supervision approach is collaborative, empathetic, and growth-oriented. I create a safe space for reflection, skill development, and professional growth. I am adaptable and approachable.
More...Kia Ora. I am passionate about Professional Supervision and have worked as a Professional Supervisor since 2006. I have experience working in areas of domestic violence, relationships, trauma and sexual abuse (having worked with children and adolescents with inappropriate sexualised behaviour) and adults that have sexually offended. I am committed to trauma informed practice.
More...Supervision should be an experience that invigorates, changes & challenges. After years of experience, I've learned most of us need to be truly HEARD, to have a confidential space to talk FREELY, to ENJOY each session (yes you get to smile!), to PROBLEM SOLVE real issues & ultimately, feel like you are GROWING year to year. Sound good? let's chat today! Want more info? www.pursuelifeinc.com
More...I have experience in youth development service delivery, management, education and am a registered youth worker and psychotherapist. I am passionate about young people getting great support and the mahi of youth development having the mana it deserves. I am keen to support your practice and career development, especially for team leaders and managers. I can also facilitate group supervision.
More...Hi, my name is Troy Wathey, I am currently working as a social worker/therapist now for 18 years in New Zealand. I am easy going and friendly and have worked continuously as a social worker for 18 years. I have been supervisor now for 10 years, and I enjoy a challenge and discussion.
More...Kia ora, Ko Ashmore toku Waka, Ko Ticklepenny Louth toku Awa, Ko St Margarets Church toku Marae, Ko Helen Willetts toku Ingoa. I have 17 years' experience in Youth and Social Work - Government and Non-government. I am currently employed in the Youth Justice Space with Oranga Tamariki. I provide Supervision that is meaningful and purposeful for what you want to achieve.
More...Tena koe, Thank you for checking out my supervision profile. My approach to supervision is strengths based, collaborative, and safe. When it comes to practice, I draw from a variety of modalities to suit the needs of the supervisee. I have a particular interest in trauma informed care and culturally responsive care. I would also like to add that the first session of supervision I offer is free, I do this so you can meet me/talk to me and decide if my style of supervision will fit your needs as a supervisor
More...Kia ora, I am an external supervisor based in Tauranga. My background and experience have created my approach to supervision to be one that offers a space to build and develop personal insight and workplace confidence. To strengthen professional, safe practice and wellbeing to people working in the health and social sector. I have supervised over 40 staff, students, and external supervisee's.
More...Cultural Supervisor: Ko Tainui te waka, Ko Taupiri te maunga, Ko Waikato te awaNō Tonga, Fiji, Aotearoa taku whānau, Ko Vincent Underwood ahau. I approach supervision from a Māori and Pacific Island worldview, but I apply western models within my practice. Mā runga waka tātou: On the waka together Supervision is an opportunity to create a waka of understanding.
More...I believe in people ability to make changes and see themselves who they are and find their true potential and my role in your journey will be to follow you and let you take a lead . My role as supervisor will be to help you identify your true potential and challenge your beliefs system that will be holding you to be your best at your toughest times
More...In the work I do I look to inspire & support Youth Practitioners to be the best versions of themselves. I feel that if we can achieve that not only will we benefit as Practitioners but so will the Young People, their whanau & our communities. I practice using a bi cultural approach utilising both Māori and mainstream techniques & tools to provide holistic support for those that I work with.
More...My passion is helping people to be the best they can be and I consider supervision to be an excellent tool to assist with this. Professional supervision is an opportunity for supervisees to grow both personally and professionally and acknowledge and celebrate strengths, skills, and achievements. My aim is to enrich, transform, motivate and achieve goals.
More...Supervision is an important part of practice, growth, learning and also resilience as a practitioner. I aim to provide a service that is about working alongside you and what is happening in your practice for yourself, and also your clients.
More...My passion is to cheer you on in your work, and help you to maximize the strengths and skills you carry. My expertise is in running teams, working alongside youth, whanau, and running community initiatives and groups. I’ll collaborate with you to achieve your vision for work, snapshot learning opportunities and provide you with support and encouragement so that you feel empowered and energized.
More...My approach to supervision is empathetic and nurturing. I understand the challenges of working with youth and whanau and I am here to support you to navigate those challenges while monitoring and actively addressing your own self-care needs. It is also important that we acknowledge and celebrate your growth, learning and successes. I am here to walk alongside you in your mahi as you need.
More...I offer supervision services tailored for professionals working in youth services, mental health, addictions, and social and community services. My approach is strengths based and collaborative, focusing on professional development, improved service user outcomes, and fostering a reflective practice environment.
More...I am a dedicated senior registered social worker / external supervisor with 25 years work experience and an educational background. I have managed, navigated, supported and mentored our people to live with dignity, to serve their holistic well being and to provide a safe, healthy and affordable living environment through homelessness, financial instability, Family harm, Mental Health, AOD pathways
More...As an experienced Supervisor to Mental Health Professionals, Social Service workers, and Managers. I provide a safe and confidential space to explore professional experience, gain understanding, and support the development of the person. I support Managers and Organisational Leaders in the navigation of their roles. Informed by psychodynamic-interpersonal, existential, person centred & faith perspective.
More...Kia ora, I come from an eclectic background of performance art and film and television work mixed with youth and social work. Having experience in both the arts and in social justice I aim to provide supervision that is safe, collaborative and has the ability to work outside of the box to ensure a reflective space that is suited to each individual. (I am sex positive & rainbow friendly).
More...Will Toia; Nga Puhi mete Ngati Whatua oku Iwi I am a strong advocate of utilizing Maori Models of engagement and believe in Te Whare Tapa Wha as way of supporting whanau to achieve their vision of mauri ora that leads to their self actualization of tinorangatiratanga in their life and their practice. I believe this works for Maori but also all cultures as we engage working towards their "why".
More...A supervisor with passion and huge experience in social service sector on different levels from being a social worker to a manager. You can expect to be at place where you are heard, are able to reflect and have appropriate feedback. This time will be about you and you alone!
More...Ko Jane Caffery ahau. With over a decade of bi-cultural supervision experience serving whānau, hapū, and iwi; I approach each supervision session with a genuine care for your well-being, recognising the importance of both the head and the heart in our practice. My goal is to create a space where you feel safe, respected, and valued—where you can bring your whole self into the conversation.
More...In the last year, I have had a huge interest in pursuing a career in providing professional supervision to social workers. I am passionate about supporting social workers in their professional learning journey, fostering reflective and critical thinking, and providing a safe environment.
More...Mauri Ora! I am a proud wāhine Māori social worker dedicated to supporting social workers, youth workers, and kaimahi in the social service sector. I offer a Te Ao Māori approach to professional supervision, guided by values of manaakitanga, kaitiakitanga, tikanga, and aroha. With over 10 years of social work experience, I have extensive knowledge in both government and community organisations.
More...I am passionate about supporting people to identify their super powers and dreamscape pathways to achieve their best selves . People are experts in their own lives and I am privileged to work alongside whānaunga to enable reflective learning, creating open working relationships that acknowledge a space of ako , leading to transformational practice in mahi.
More...I approach supervision from a reflective practice standpoint which is to offer a safe and exploratory environment for people to consider their practice and approaches and develop their skills in accordance with their own goals. I have a keen focus on self-care, work/life balance, safe practice and safe boundaries in the workplace.
More...Silja is passionate about supervision and the support it offers professionals to reflect on and deal with challenges and questions they are faced with, including ethics and at risk situations. Silja supports the reflection on practice, identifying strengths and facilitating the consideration of different aspects of situations and alternative ways to respond.
More...Kia ora! I am Miriam, an Italian/English migrant based in Tamaki Mākaurau. I have always valued supervision the role it plays professional practice, fostering growth, learning, and resilience for practitioners. My approach is centered on collaborating with you to navigate the dynamics of your practice, ensuring support not only for your own development but also for the empowerment and wellbeing of the youth you are working with. My practice is grounded in a commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi, intersectional social justice, and advocating for youth rights
More...Provide an opportunity for you to feel supported, reflect on your practice, explore and learn new or difference ways of doing things to support safe practice. Open and honest conversation to support you in managing your wellbeing and better able to seek further help when you need it. To ensure the aspirations of all cultures are respected, explored and that practices are culturally responsive.
More...I am of Tongan descent, born and bred in Mangere, in South Auckland. Travelling, food, music and spending quality time with family are a few things I enjoy. My supervision framework is universal which allows me to work with all ethnicities and backgrounds.
More...I have nearly 30 years experience in Statutory Social work in Residential settings (Care & Protection & Youth Justice) both in NZ and London. I have provided clinical supervision to social workers and youth workers for over 15 years (inclusive of SWIS workers), Provided training to adult learners, Practice leader in residence as well as being a Practice adviser for the Children's team. I also provide coaching and mentoring. I am committed to guiding all peoples with a professional and positive approach and believe that we are all experts in finding the results we are seeking.
More...I provide on-going catch-ups officially named "Supervision" to discuss, firstly what ever you would want to talk about, but primarily professional and Personal supervision and how your practice impacts upon the Youth you serve and the following impact onto yourself and those close to you.
More...I practice supervision within a strength based, systems and social analysis framework. I am passionate about the wellbeing and safety of our rangatahi and those who care for them. It is a privilege to offer experienced, skilled and strength based professional supervision for those whose mahi is focused on delivering services and support for them.
More...I’m really passionate about the wellbeing of youth workers and supporting them in their mahi to enhance the mana of taiohi. My background is as a youth participation advocate in local government, youth worker and community development practitioner. I recently taught on the Bachelor of Youth Development at WelTec. Please get in contact if you would like to chat and see if we would be a good fit.
More...I am currently working in the disability sector with a diverse range of mãori and non mãori rangatahi (youth) and providing them a safe space to whakamana (empower) and enable them to be confident individuals within the community. My purpose is to connect past, present and future components to uncover solutions for others to progress and grow.
More...I work from my clinic aptly named "Solace" in Whakatane CBD. I also provide online or phone supervision for those who are unable to travel. I provide professional Kaupapa Māori supervision and am trained in NZ Acceptance Commitment Therapy (Mindfulness) 2013. I bring an eclectic, intuitive and supportive approach.
More...Tēna koe, ko Aimee Maaka ahau. I have worked for over 15 years in the criminal justice sector in prisons and in the community, as well as in Policy, tertiary education, housing, restorative practice, and now in organisational training sectors. I provide a warm, supportive and safe space to kōrero about your practice with a focus on your professional development.
More...Supervision has shaped my identity and been a key factor in my learning and growth as a practitioner. I endeavour to create a space of trust where new practitioners can gain confidence and competence in their abilities and more seasoned practitioners can feel comfortable to explore and challenge their thinking. Reflective, strengths-based & solution focused approaches are woven into my practice.
More...My role as a supervisor is to ensure that those I work with are up to the task of supporting our people. Supervision comes in many forms, and my belief is that each persons experience of supervision will be different. You can expect to be challenged in a safe way, to further develop your areas of strength, and to grow.
More...I love supervising! I am passionate about encouraging others to consider their practice, be it good or challenging. I provide a reflection process in a safe, objective and supportive environment. I work to support individuals, or a group, to grow in their practice through reflection. I live in Nelson but happily work online. Check out my website for more details www.wholesupervision.co.n
More...Kia Ora and Greetings to you all, He uri ahau, Nō Te Arawa, Ngāti Raukawa ki Te Kaokaoroa o Pātetere, Ngai Te Rangi, Ngāti Ranginui, Te Tai Tokerau. Ko Moerangi te Maunga Ko Rotokākahi te moana Ko Te Arawa te waka Ko Te Arawa te Iwi Ko Ngāti Apumoana rāua ko Tūmatawera ngā hapū Ko Apumoana rāua ko Hurungāterangi ngā marae Ko Freda Herapia Amopiu tōku ingoa Nō reira, Tēnā koutou katoa
More...I am passionate about people being the best they can be in their roles; I have a big focus on self-care and good health and safety at work. During supervision I encourage a good work life balance, help you manage high complex cases and ensure a safe holistic practice. I encourage reflection and integrate theory and tools within the session to enhance and support your work.
More...Kia ora, I have worked in NGO's over the past 10 years in various roles including as a Youth Support Worker, Lead Practitioner and Family Support Worker. I have a passion for supporting practitioners so they can continue to do the amazing mahi in Aotearoa, New Zealand.
More...External Supervision Services offers supervision to enhance professional practice and achieve satisfaction in your career. Supervision is the time to discuss what's on top for you. We listen and work with you to achieve your best practice in your career. We have access to facilities in Petone and Porirua as well as offices in Wellington. Check us out on Facebook: External Supervision Services for more information and to read some of our testimonials.
More...Te Manaaki o te Korowai, E popoia ana i te kākahu. The caring of the Korowai, that nurtures the wearer. Kaitiakitanga is about empowering the independence of self.I have engaged with a variety of cultures and have established great relationships with them. I thrive on new learnings and never know enough. These learnings help me engage and support a space for understanding solution focussed.
More...I am registered Social Worker, certified Life coach and Personal Trainer. I am working as a care and protection social worker at Oranga Tamariki from last 3 years. I am also providing Life coaching and Personal training service to community house where i have an opportunity to empower people and support them to achieve their best protentional.
More...Indigenous Bicultural Supervision. Ko Ngatokimatawhorua te waka, Ko Panguru te maunga, Ko Hokianga te awa No Aitutaki toku whanau. Ko Maria Panga ahau. I approach supervision from a Maori and Pacific Island worldview, but I can apply western models within my practice. I love to learn, and I never know enough, but I will rangahau for more knowledge. These learnings help me to understand and engage.
More...Ko Te Arawa me Tākitimu nga waka, Ko Tūwharetoa me Ngāti Kahungunu me Ngāti Raukawa me Norwegian me English nga iwi, Ko Suzanne Cocker ahau. I am focused on supporting reflective practice, growing competent and compassionate kaimahi, and advocating for young people and their families.
More...Supervision is a relationship that supports well-being and good practice, ethical responsibilities and professional accountabilities. Supervision explores relationships, boundaries and the impact of workplaces on our lives, and the lives of those we work alongside. It is about well-being, future aspirations, learning and rejuvenation, and essential to our professional kete.
More...Kia ora, greetings. I would love to chat with you about supervision, either online or in person. I bring my counselling and ministry training and extensive experience in youth and community work. But supervision is about you - giving you the support, encouragement and challenge for you to flourish as a person and in your work.
More...Tēnā koutou e rau rangatira mā. I proudly whakapapa to the central Hawkes Bay area although I have lived in Tāmaki Makaurau most of my life. I'm a māmā of 2 children in their 20's and Nana to 1 beautiful mokopuna. My work history and experience is varied from working in health promotion; to mentoring & advocacy for youth; managing youth residential homes to 11 years working in family therapy.
More...I walk alongside workers to facilitate deep reflection and explore different perspectives—leading to solutions relevant to their context. My engagement with workers is goal focused with a strong promotion of mind-heart integration.
More...Kia ora. Ko Raukawa me Nga Puhi nga iwi. Ko Lulu Cooper ahau. I have a passion for connecting with individuals from diverse backgrounds. I make it a priority to listen to their story and understand their unique journeys. Empowerment is at the core of my values, and I will walk alongside individuals with opportunities that help them grow and flourish in pursuit of their aspirations.
More...Creative supervision recognises that clinical wisdom develops best when the therapist/social worker/clinician/community worker uses all of their senses not just their intellectual minds and verbal expression. External Supervision can either be an incredible and enriching experience or a dreadful place where you can’t wait to leave your supervisor’s office. From many years of receiving both amazing and dreadful supervision, I have found that combining a creative and expressive engagement with verbal reflective skills has attributes that honour both rigorous practice and creativity as a way of knowing and becoming. Playfulness, expression and creativity are the bridge that allows human beings to enter spaces of Trauma, Grief & Loss, Mental health & Abuse. Where words are not the only vehicle for exploring, unpacking, dissecting, and reflecting, but where visual art, movement, sculpting, expression, creativity, music , dramatization can be more accurate and reflective of your relationships with your clients and tell their stories. You don’t need to be ‘an artist’ or ‘good at arts’ as we all posses an innate capacity to be creative and to be expressive. I endeavour to foster a safe space of supervision by using the practice of mindfulness and unconditional regard/Aroha , Manaakitanga and playfulness. We can meet in my humble studio/office space in Orakei-Auckland / Waiheke Island or via Zoom. I can also come and visit your workplace/office for group supervision.
More...Experienced in -cultural supervision -domestic violence (clinical supervision and therapy) -professional support for teachers, government workers and community workers -art therapy
More...My experience in supervision and adult training can support staff in Registration requirements, clinical and professional care, social services, support work and any one else “working with people”. I bring experience working within, Mental Health and Addictions, acute mental health, mental health residential, community case management, dementia care, gender diversity and the LGBTQ+ community.
More...Warm Pacific greetings to you all, and like all the others, I too am here to help. Someone once said that agency is the precursor to resilience, and I found that sincerely profound. We talk a lot about resilience, but we forget about the power of agency. With a strength-based approach I can help you build a sense of control so that you have the ability to influence your own actions and decisions
More...Having worked extensively in the social services for a variety of organisations, I am very skilled in supporting youth and whanau who require advocacy and mediation, to support their personal needs for wellness. This includes disability, special needs and foster care.
More...I offer professional supervision, coaching to shine a light on your strengths to build on what is within, and discover authentic ways of living, loving and leading. As a play, strengths and inner worlds liberator AKA people development coach. I am dedicated to help re-author our stories of identity & connection for greater wellbeing. I am also a part time gardener, dancer and sunset admirer.
More...Kia Orana, Ko toku ingoa ko Ngatokorua David Pepe John. Greetings, my full name is Ngatokorua David Pepe John (aka David Pepe John). I’m passionate about supporting youth workers to be the best they can be in their chosen & rewarding career. To provide a safe space for respectful engagement and to be reflective on their role, on practice, personal wellbeing and professional development.
More...E koekoe te tūī, e ketekete te kākā, e kūkū te kererū. The tūī sings, the kākā chatters, the woodpigeon coos. We are all unique, we each have a voice. I offer supervision at Te Whare Manaaki o Ngaio, where I live, surrounded by a canopy of trees and plenty of native birds (who also like to be heard!). I'm committed to facilitating supervision in a way that reflects quality youth work.
More...Tiihei, Mauri Ora! Ko Amy ahau. I whakapapa to many places and reside in the Waikato. Over the past 10 years, I've had the opportunity to work across various levels of the youth sector, including programmes, education, management, governance, and advisory roles. I facilitate: -One-on-One Supervision (bi-cultural) conversations -Group Supervision sessions -A range of Workshops & Program
More...I provide a safe place to explore your work challenges so you are able to provide the best quality service and support to those with whom you work. The combination of my CliftonStrengths coaching skills and my supervision training enables me to assist clients to use their strengths in targeted, intentional ways in their work.
More...I am 7th generation Pākehā New Zealander. I have a background in public health, youth work, social justice activism and academia. I have been involved in supervision across my career and take an emancipatory approach supporting people to find their own solutions. She has an active interest in ethical practice, antiracism, decolonisation and Te Tiriti o Waitangi application.
More...Kia ora, I truly believe supervision is an essential component of supporting the well being of kaimahi/workers in any work place. My supervision and kaitiaki style has evolved over the past decade to provide a safe space for kaimahi/workers where they can evaluate and reflect on their practice, feel listened and understood, whilst prioritisng their well being.
More...As a life coach, I have different perspective to a counsellor. I believe all people have the resources they need to be professional, make excellent decisions and manage a crisis when needed. The issue is usually just knowing how to access those resources, learn from experiences and trust your own knowledge and instinct. This is your journey of professional development.
More...I have a strengths based, collaborative approach to supervision practice. In supervision we work together with a focus on the best interests of the Tangata Whaiora we all serve. Supervision services are available for anyone working with people. This includes: youth and front line workers in a range of professions from health, education and social services.
More...Ko te ara tere ki angitu, ko te ara matao. Ko te ara tika ki angitu, ko te ara mahana If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together
More...I offer attentive, appreciative, creative, & responsive supervision to a range professionals navigating the demands of working in not-for-profit management and governance roles, social work and youth work contexts; leadership, teaching, and pastoral care.
More...I use Clifton Strengths as a basis for my supervision practice. Working with your strengths to help you see a way forward in your work.
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