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Are you looking for professional supervision?

You’re in the right place!

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Supervision Style 

As a Board Approved Supervisor, Amy aims to up-skill you with the knowledge, skills and abilities to feel confident and shine as a practitioner.

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Her style is warm, affirming, relaxed, empowering, and light-hearted. She believes in the importance of providing a space that is safe, supportive and encouraging, but also gently providing you with feedback when you ask for it.

 

Amy likes to ‘keep it real’ by sharing her own challenges as an auDHDer  therapist, and ‘mistakes’ that she's made along the way, and lead with compassion. In sessions, she's flexible and led by you and your needs on the day.

 

Being a therapist can be difficult, right? So Amy's job when working with you is to be your cheer squad. You won’t be judged - you will be safe.

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Have you had supervisors who don't email you things, are disorganised, don't share examples of their reports, and so on? Amy has had supervisors like this in the past too, and works hard to be accountable, professional and reliable. 

 

You are a therapist AND a human, so in supervision Amy want to also hear about how YOU are feeling and coping. We'll have fun and laughs along the way too.

Who Amy Supervises

  • Fully registered psychologists

  • Other mental health professionals (such as social workers, counsellors and psychotherapists)

  • Those working in the public or private sector

 

Amy enjoys providing supervision to neurokin in particular.

Areas of supervision

  • Neuro-affirming case management, particularly in high-masking adults

  • Autism assessments using a neuro-affirming approach

  • Differential diagnoses for autism and adhd

  • Therapy skills in ACT, DBT, Schema, CFT and EMDR

  • Counselling skills

  • Report writing using affirming language

  • EDS/HSD (bendy people), chronic fatigue, pain, POTS, etc

  • Trauma, PTSD and EMDR

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Areas that Amy does't provide supervision in:

  • AHPRA complaints

  • Court reports

  • 4 + 2 pathway

  • One-off sessions for critical incident debriefing

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