My supervision practice is grounded in feminist supervision, a reflective and values-based approach that recognises the role of power, gender inequality and social structures in shaping people’s lives, professional practice and service responses.
Feminist supervision creates a collaborative and reflective space for practitioners to critically examine their work, strengthen ethical practice and sustain themselves in emotionally demanding roles. It supports practitioners to maintain a strong focus on safety, accountability and social justice, while also prioritising worker wellbeing and reflective learning.
Supervision is offered in both individual and group formats.
This supervision supports practitioners working in the family violence sector or in roles responding to family violence risk.
Grounded in feminist analysis, supervision explores how gendered power and coercive control operate within family violence and supports practitioners to maintain a strong focus on victim-survivor safety and perpetrator accountability.
Supervision supports practitioners to:
This approach aligns with the principles of the Multi-Agency Risk Assessment and Management Framework and contemporary family violence practice in Victoria.
Supervision is available for individual practitioners, teams and multidisciplinary groups.
This area of feminist supervision supports professionals to navigate gender dynamics, power and workplace culture.
Grounded in feminist practice, this supervision provides a reflective space for individuals and teams to explore how gender norms, expectations and power structures influence workplace experiences, leadership, decision-making and organisational environments.
Many professionals encounter complex situations where gender, authority, communication styles and organisational culture intersect. Feminist supervision supports practitioners to critically reflect on these dynamics and develop strategies to navigate them with confidence and integrity.
Supervision may support individuals and teams to:
Feminist supervision is offered in both individual and group formats, providing a reflective and supportive space to build insight, strengthen professional practice and navigate complex workplace dynamics.
Supervision is available in flexible formats to support both individuals and teams:
Individual Supervision
Group Supervision
Supervision is delivered online and in-person.
Individual or group sessions available. Tailored supervision for family violence, gender equality, and workplace practice. Specialist Feminist Supervision for Family Violence, Gender Equality, and Workplace Practice. Supporting practitioners and teams to reflect, navigate complex cases, and strengthen professional practice through individual and group supervision.
50–60 min
One-on-one reflective supervision. Optional prep notes included.
90–120 min
For 4–6 participants. Includes facilitation and reflective discussion.
3–4 hours
Includes customised exercises, prep, and handouts.
5–6 hours
Ideal for organisational teams. Includes prep, materials, and reflective practice exercises.
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4 x 1-hour sessions
Ongoing reflective practice with optional prep notes and follow-up reflections.
4 x 90-min sessions
Ongoing team supervision with tailored materials and post-session summaries.
Custom
Flexible sessions for multi-team supervision or ongoing professional development. Quote on request.
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