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Supervisor Database List Filter by Locations Select Locations Katherine Montgomery Wellington kathymontgomery25@gmail.com Megan Fidler Otago meganfidlersmith@icloud.com Eli Fraser Online Taranaki National eli.fraser@outlook.co.nz Avalu Tupou Tausala Online Waikato avalutausala9@gmail.com Anaru Kerei-Gray Online Northland Auckland Waikato Bay of Plenty Gisborne Hawke's Bay Taranaki Manawatu - Whanganui Wellington Nelson - Tasman Marlborough West Coast Canterbury Otago Southland National culturaladvicemaori@gmail.com Kelli Bennett Auckland kabennett@me.com Ahoia Atevalu Online cultivatingpathways@gmail.com Jessica Speechlay Online, Wellington, Over the phone jspeechlay@hotmail.co.nz Bradie Niederberger Online, Auckland, Face to Face blniederberger@gmail.com Lazarus Haurua-Long Online Auckland lazarus.haurua@gmail.com Jess Ngahere Online Waikato ariroacollective@gmail.com Peter Shimwell Online Auckland shimpads@gmail.com Louise Taylor Auckland, Online, Nationwide, Face to Face, Over the phone louise.supervision@outlook.com Jayce Maumalo Nationwide, Online, Over the phone tmaumalo@gmail.com Charmaine Tuhaka Gisborne, Hawke's Bay, Online charmainetuhaka@gmail.com Joshua Saua Online, Wellington info@themaintenancehub.co.nz Adam Bouman Online, Auckland adam@navigating-space.com Mark Donaldson Online Auckland National pulse360supervision@gmail.com Tabby Besley Online Wellington National talkingwithtabby@gmail.com Feleti Hema Online Canterbury National feleti@cawmentoring.com Joshua Peauafi Wellington joshuapeauafi@gmail.com Alan Tāne Solomon Online alan@atscoach.com External Supervision Services - Maralyn MacLeod Wellington externalsupervision@gmail.com Saskia Walsh Online Nelson - Tasman National supervisionaotearoa@gmail.com Rod Baxter Online Wellington National rodbaxter28@gmail.com Janell Vaughn Online Wellington janell.vaughn@gmail.com Jayne Mercier Online jaynemercier@gmail.com Paul Thompson Wellington paul@kickstart.org.nz Shane Kennard Online Waikato shane.kennard@outlook.com Kirk Vette Auckland kirkdv@gmail.com Shannon Clarke Online Northland Auckland Waikato Bay of Plenty Gisborne Hawke's Bay Taranaki Manawatu - Whanganui Wellington Nelson - Tasman Marlborough West Coast Canterbury Otago Southland National shannon@inspirationjunkies.co.nz Sarah Vaelua Manawatu-Whanganui sarahvaelua@gmail.com Marilyn Lockwood Auckland mpheenyx@gmail.com Heather Blissett Online Wellington heather.7.blissett@gmail.com Andrew Anaru Gray National culturaladvicemaori@gmail.com Mikaere Pewhairangi Wellington oradsgn@gmail.com Steve Toelupe Wellington conschucks@yahoo.com Karen Shepherd Online Manawatu - Whanganui karenconsultant@outlook.com Vincent Underwood Wellington vince.shea.underwood@gmail.com Fiona Wells Canterbury Fiona@innerwork.co.nz Laverne Robinson Online laverne@lavernecoaching.com Sebastiano Scalia Online Canterbury sebscalianz@icloud.com Joel Brittenden Canterbury joel@innerwork.co.nz Madeleine Taylor Online Wellington Madeleine@peopleskillsconsulting.co.nz Sulia Jackman Auckland Suliajackman@hotmail.com Toia Chase Waikato toiachase@gmail.com Rachel Hawthorne Online Canterbury rachel@transformingconversations.nz Tim Foote Wellington tim.foote.supervision@protonmail.com Mandy Davis Online Bay of Plenty mandyd.supervision@gmail.com Daisy Halafihi-Ta'ufo'ou Online Auckland National dtsupervision@gmail.com Bronwyn Kerr Wellington ngatimanene@gmail.com Silja Baer Manawatu-Whanganui siljabaer@gmail.com Janine Felton Auckland janine@celebratinglifecoaching.co Liz Kinley Wellington elizk@xtra.co.nz Bonnie Tainui Online Canterbury magnoliasyou@outlook.com Troy Wathey Online Northland Auckland Waikato Bay of Plenty Gisborne Hawke's Bay Taranaki Manawatu - Whanganui Wellington Nelson - Tasman Marlborough West Coast Canterbury Otago Southland National troywathey@hotmail.com Caroline Ripley Auckland caroline.ripley3028@gmail.com Daniela Gonzalez-Bea Auckland nourishingartstherapy@gmail.com Elise Anderson Online Wellington elise@edjestrengths.com Cassino Smith National Culturaladvicesupervisorexpert@gmail.com Rachel Windle Canterbury National ritchie.telfer@gmail.com Jannine Bhawan Wellington janninebhawan25@gmail.com Sally Beale Otago sally.beale@protonmail.com Mandy Hay Wellington mandyhaynz@yahoo.co.nz Jeremy Le Comte Auckland jeremy.m.lecomte@hotmail.com Liesl Niania-Sharples Online Auckland lieslani77@gmail.com Gaylene Delaney Bay of Plenty info@embracelife.co.nz Sharee Retallick Canterbury sharee.retallick@gmail.com David Pepe John Auckland akono.consultancy@gmail.com Nicolette Norval Online National info@narrativesoflife.co.nz Tanya Drewery Wellington tdrewerysupervision@gmail.com Paola Montanaro Online Marlborough info@therapytides.co.nz Kim Freeth Online Marlborough kfreethfighter@gmail.com Amy Colonna Online Bay of Plenty restoretauranga@outlook.co.nz Lawrence Manase Auckland law@trukat.org.nz Gayle Lauder Canterbury g.dotlauder@gmail.com Anjali Naran-Butler Manawatu-Whanganui anj@hwc.org.nz Raelene Hoogeveen Waikato nrom.rae@gmail.com Alison Jagger Canterbury simplybhealing@gmail.com Te Rangianiwaniwa Herewini Northland kim_mahu@hotmail.com Ameet Londhe Auckland ameet.londhe@gmail.com Silvia Purdie Online Wellington silvia.purdie@gmail.com William Toia Auckland willresolute@gmail.com Tetteh Lomotey Online TettehAnansiConsulting@gmail.com Maria Panga Auckland pangario@windowslive.com Curtis Higginson Canterbury curtis@bbbs.nz Marie-Rose Joseph marierosejoseph51@gmail.com Vicky Finlayson Online vickyfsupervisor@gmail.com Sumita Sumita Waikato office@youarethetherapist.com Cory James Northland cory@tuhiata.org.nz Cera James Northland cera@tuhiata.org.nz Tracy Taipari National cathleentai@hotmail.co.nz Robert Wilson Online National pyoc1966@gmail.com Tyson Walters Online Auckland tyson@incouragesupervision.com Tania To'oa Seiuli Online Northland Auckland Waikato Bay of Plenty Hawke's Bay Taranaki Wellington Nelson - Tasman West Coast Otago Southland National tarniyah001@gmail.com Deb Stanfield National stanfield.deb@gmail.com Julie-Ann Robb-O'Connell National julierobboconnell@gmail.com Dacia Davison Online dacia@daciadavison.com Heidi Threlfo National heidi.threlfo@gmail.com Charissa Kavermann Auckland charissa.kavermann@gmail.com Isedora Lewis Wellington izzynz@gmail.com Melesina Umeano Online Auckland meleumeano@hotmail.com Helen Willetts National willetts53@gmail.com Linda Paealiki National|Auckland lpaealiki03@gmail.com Andy Smith Online Otago andy@pursuelifeinc.com Miranda Palmer Auckland miranda.palmer@gmail.com Phil Trotter Online Canterbury philtrotteryouthservices@gmail.com Alannah Meredith Vatau Auckland alannahmeredithvatau@gmail.com Megan Evans Wellington meganexternalsupervisor@gmail.com Lulu Cooper Waikato CoopsLu712@hotmail.com Suzanne Cocker Online Manawatu - Whanganui suzannecocker.pohutukawaplace@gmail.com Jon Pearce Bay of Plenty jpprosupervision@gmail.com Allysia Kraakman Online Waikato nzholisticperformance@gmail.com Morgan Dando Taranaki Morgandando@gmail.com Lauren Reedy Hawke's Bay Lauren.Reedy@outlook.com Miriam Sessa Online miriamsessa@therapy-consulting.com Lucinda Cassin Waikato lucinda@kahikitia.co.nz Amy-Leigh Hopa Waikato amyleighhopa@gmail.com Freda Amopiu Bay of Plenty fredaamopiu@gmail.com Jane Suzanne Caffery Waikato jane.caffery@yahoo.co.nz Tessa Aranga Canterbury tessa.aranga@icloud.com Linda Bougen Canterbury linda@headlinesupervision.co.nz Leah Rothman Wellington leahisasupervisor@gmail.com Julie McGregor Online, Canterbury, National julie@juliemcgregor.co.nz Siaosi Andrew Ulugia Auckland andrew@epicsoulprojects.co.nz Fiona Mackinnon Auckland mackfim@gmail.com Heather Came Wellington dr.heather.came@gmail.com Olivia Hart Online hart_olivia@hotmail.com Tupefou Serah Kapeteni Auckland landskape2@gmail.com Paia Lauvi Wellington plauvi@xtra.co.nz Aimee Maaka Wellington Aimee.maaka@manareports.co.nz Andy Kapeli Online Auckland andy.supervision@gmail.com Aioo Donna Tavita Online, Northland, Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Gisborne, Hawke's Bay, Taranaki, Manawatu - Whanganui, Wellington, Nelson - Tasman, Marlborough, West Coast, Canterbury, Otago, Southland, National donna.charlie18@gmail.com Matt Swank Wellington matt@lifeinc.co.nz Irka Omoboni-Soulat Online Auckland irka@xtra.co.nz Anne Honey-Monk Online Bay of Plenty awaihihoney@yahoo.co.nz Kristina Cavit Auckland Kristinacavit@gmail.com Lydiah Njeru National lidsnjeru@gmail.com Tammie Metcalfe Manawatu-Whanganui tammie.metcalfe@gmail.com Kirsten Smith Online Wellington kirstensmith40@gmail.com 'Avalu Tupou Tausala Waikato avalutausala9@gmail.com Dr. Helen Tau'au-Filisi Online Auckland helenftauau@gmail.com Sebastian Maedler Online Canterbury maedlersebastian@gmail.com Louise Sue Online Canterbury louisesuemahi@gmail.com Rowan Cant Auckland rowan.cant.bsw@gmail.com Steve Holmes Bay of Plenty steve.holmes74@outlook.com Julie Ryle Online Bay of Plenty Julie.ryle@aspiretherapy.co.nz Belinda Urquhart Online Hawke's Bay National Belle@essentialchoices.co.nz Falefatu Nimarota Wellington falefatu.nimarota@ohf.org.nz Emma Hamilton Auckland emma.ham76@gmail.com Leisa Moorhouse Online Bay of Plenty leisa_moorhouse@outlook.com Paranahia Roera Wellington National riana.roera@hotmail.co.nz Olivia Giffney Canterbury oliviagiffneycounselling@gmail.com Vadelia Le Geyt Hawke's Bay jobhunters.v@gmail.com Kirsty Robinson Online Manawatu - Whanganui kirzt.holland@gmail.com Sarah McDonald Gisborne segulahcoaching@outlook.co.nz Joel Keegan Hastings Waikato j.k.hastings@outlook.com Hannah Keller Online Manawatu - Whanganui hrkeller635@gmail.com Selesa Stacie Iosefa Gae'e Shane Hooper Canterbury shanehoopernz@gmail.com Ai Kihara Online, Auckland ai@hanacounselling.com Mark Taylor Canterbury mark@innerwork.co.nz Karen Howieson Online Nelson - Tasman kmhowieson67@gmail.com Kandas Gee Northland kandas@kandasgeesupervisor.co.nz Fiona Smorag Online Auckland info@iptonline.co.nz Bridie Marsden-Boyd Online Canterbury boyd.bridie@gmail.com C(Kere) Fransen Online Canterbury kongaawairaarangahou@gmail.com Danae Bernard Online danae.spyda@gmail.com Smrithi Sriram Auckland smrithisriram94@gmail.com Deborah Swaney Canterbury swaneydeborah@gmail.com Moana Mitchell Northland moana@tekorowai.org.nz Libb Blore Auckland libbyblore@bigtings.co.nz Rosalina Vai Auckland vairosalina08@gmail.com Tony Yuretich Online Bay of Plenty tony.yuretich@icloud.com Naveed Ahmed Online Auckland extsupervision@gmail.com Steve Holmes Bay of Plenty steve.holmes74@outlook.com Moana Everton Online Manawatu - 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Supervision Supervision in our sector is less about oversight more about a relationship, ideally external to your organisation, that asks the question: how super is your vision or how well do you see the work you do? The supervision relationship parallels the relationship we have with young people. Supervision provides youth workers with a safe place to reflect on professional development, personal support, organisational and practice issues, and to seek opportunities to increase effectiveness, safety and accountability within their practice. The Code of Ethics requires that youth workers actively participate in regular supervision. Find a supervisor to work with Join our supervisor database Meet some of our supervisors Supervision gives youth workers a safe space to reflect, grow their practice, and get the support they need to do their best work with young people. Maybe some of our supervisors who are also members of Korowai Tupu, the professional association for youth workers. Tayla Taylor Tayla Taylor (she/her) is a passionate youth development advocate, Korowai Tupu Member and trainer in Mana Taiohi and Code of Ethics. Recently qualified in professional supervision, Tayla is excited to support youth workers through reflective, strengths-based supervision that upholds ethical, safe, and competent practice. Qualifications : Bachelor of Social Work Post-Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision Sarah Finlay Robinson Ko Sarah Finlay-Robinson ahau. Kei Tāmaki Makaurau e noho ana. I care deeply about youth workers and the vital role you play in helping taiohi thrive. For the past seven years, I’ve been offering external professional supervision. I offer supervision that is strengths-based, reflective, and relational. Qualifications: Level 5 Certificate in Supervision Te Ara Reo Māori (Levels 1 & 2) Level 5 Certificate in Adult Teaching & Learning Master of Health Science Postgraduate Diploma in Development Studies Bachelor of Arts Supervision Scrapbook The Scrapbook provides practical information and exercises to help anyone working with young people strengthen their supervision practice. Buy the book

Download Resources Kaiparahuarahi Enjoy the voices of the sector in the official journal of Youth Work in Aotearoa Explore Code of Ethics Explore the standards we expect from everyone in our sector. Explore Research Learn more about the research that underpins our kaupapa. Explore Mana Taiohi Dive deeper into the Mana Taiohi Youth Development Principles Explore MOSAIC Delve into MOSAIC to kickstart conversations about prejudice, racism, and identity Explore Practice Note: Addressing Gambling Harm A resource to help navigate ethical considerations around gambling. Explore

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Ara Taiohi is the peak body for youth development in Aotearoa. We are connected to 4,000 people who work with young people every day. Our sector is based on a positive youth development approach which focuses on nurturing young people’s strengths and abilities, fostering their healthy development, and promoting positive engagement with their communities. Ara Taiohi is the peak body for youth development in Aotearoa. We are connected to 4,000 people who work with young people every day. Our sector is based on a positive youth development approach which focuses on nurturing young people’s strengths and abilities, fostering their healthy development, and promoting positive engagement with their communities. Learn More About Who We Are Get Involved Join the nationwide celebration of young people and festival of events across Aotearoa!

< Back Practice Note: Gambling, Online Promotion, and Ethical Youth Work Practice in Aotearoa Explore guidance to help navigate ethical considerations around gambling and gambling-derived funding in youth work. Download Resources Previous Next

< Back MOSAIC Our MOSAIC resources support youth workers to hold safe, meaningful kōrero with rangatahi about racism, discrimination, and values, These resources aim to empower youth workers and young people to foster empathy, understanding, and peaceful dialogue. Our mission is to create a more inclusive society where all rangatahi feel a sense of belonging and are equipped to navigate conversations around prejudice and racism with courage and compassion. Download Resources Previous Next

Organisational SROI Evaluations The following reports were created as part of a pilot phase of our mahi to better understand the impact of Youth Work delivered through community organisations and to establish a methodological foundation for a sector-wide social value project. Tararua Community Youth Services TCYS, a Dannevirke-based organisation focusing on the well-being of local taiohi, provided an example of youth work in a rural setting. The report assessed the value created for taiohi aged 15+ who engaged in TCYS in 2024/25. Flipbook Full Report Rānui 135 Rānui 135 is an Auckland-based organisation that provides holistic, culturally-grounded support for taiohi and the Rānui community. They provided an example of youth work in an urban setting. The report assessed the value created for taiohi who engaged with Rānui 135. Flipbook Full Report

Mahi Tūturu - the Landscape of Youth Work in Aotearoa Download Aotearoa Youth Research Download PYD & Wellbeing Literature Review Download

Homepage of Korowai Tupu, the Professional Association of Youth Work in Aotearoa Korowai Tupu Professional Association Korowai Tupu is the Professional Association for Youth Work in Aotearoa. It is dedicated to forming genuine relationships with young people, their whānau, and the wider community to promote positive youth development. Youth Work is a unique profession, and Aotearoa is a unique nation, which is why Korowai Tupu was designed by youth workers for youth workers to ensure it is an inclusive process for all, recognising experience, qualifications, and training. As part of the broader youth development ecosystem of Ara Taiohi, Korowai Tupu professional membership is focused on volunteers and paid youth workers who identify professionally or vocationally as a youth worker. Connected, we stand strong, fostering an environment that values collaboration and commitment to creating positive outcomesfor young people across Aotearoa. Whakapapa - our history Core Competencies Feedback & Complaints Professionalisation Consultation Korowai Tupu is engaging with youth workers across the country to build awareness and engagement on professional Youth Work, how our existing structures are working for youth workers and for young people. Learn More Korowai Tupu Membership Benefits Professional status recognising your mana as a youth worker. Raised profile and valuing of youth work across Aotearoa. Vehicle to meet the requirements of the Vulnerable Children’s Act. Career Development: Established qualifications, career pathways, and professional development opportunities. Being part of a community of youth workers, shaping and contributing to the voice of our profession. Support to understand and implement best practice in your Youth Work Be part of a collective voice for Youth Work and young people in Aotearoa. Promotes pay parity and conditions with other professions. Discounts are available for conferences and Kaiparahuarahi (our journal), etc. Quality Standards: Increased consistency, quality, and accountability of practice. In addition, Korowai Tupu membership includes all the benefits of Ara Taiohi membership , and you will be sent a certificate and welcome pack upon acceptance. Becoming a Member Meet our Current Members

Career as a Youth Worker Youth Work is more than just a job—it’s a commitment to empower and uplift young people in Aotearoa. As youth workers, we play a vital role in supporting rangatahi to navigate challenges, build confidence, and reach their full potential. A career as a youth worker is rooted in relationships, advocacy, and positive youth development. Whether you’re working in youth organisations, schools, health services, or justice settings, Youth Work is about walking alongside young people, ensuring their voices are heard and their rights are upheld. If you’re passionate about making a difference, explore the pathways, qualifications, and professional development opportunities available to help you thrive in this rewarding field. Qualifications Details of recognised Youth Work qualifications. Supervision Supervision provides youth workers with a safe place to reflect on professional development, personal support, organisational and practice issues. Code of Ethics An agreed set of guidelines for Youth Work in Aotearoa to ensure that youth work is carried out in a safe, skilled, ethical manner. Professional Development Staying informed, responsive, and equipped with the skills needed to support young people in a constantly changing world. Korowai Tupu Korowai Tupu is the Professional Association for Youth Work in Aotearoa. It is dedicated to forming genuine relationships with young people, their whānau, and the wider community to promote positive youth development. Youth work is a unique profession, and Aotearoa is a unique nation, which is why Korowai Tupu was designed by youth workers for youth workers to ensure it is an inclusive process for all, recognising experience, qualifications, and training. Read More

< Back Code of Ethics Learn more about the standards we expect from everyone in our sector. The Code of Ethics for Youth Work in Aotearoa sets the standard for safe, ethical, and effective youth work practice. It reflects the values of Mana Taiohi and provides a framework to guide decision-making, strengthen professional integrity, and ensure the rights and wellbeing of rangatahi remain at the centre of our work. Download Resources Previous Next