Australasian Association

Since 2018 I have been a Program Director at dreambuilders centre4change working with people in crisis using person-centred and trauma-informed processwork to create a safe, reflective, holistic space in which to heal. I now bring these skills and talents to the supervision space providing supervision for case workers and pastoral carers. To help with this I use creative ways to open up the space as well as the traditional methodologies. I encourage people to explore and discover more about themselves and how they engage in ministry, in life and with others. I have done this for most of my life and now I can do it with a capital S because I am an accredited Supervisor with AAOS and a certified Root Cause Therapist. My heart is for everyone to live their authentic lives and to be the best they can be, including you. I work face-to-face with people in the Wyndham area, and on-line with others further afield.

Frances brings to supervision long experience of Christian pastoral ministry and contemplative accompaniment with individuals and groups. Her ministry of supervision is complemented by her work as a spiritual director and giver of the Ignatian Spiritual Exercises, opening and holding safe, creative spaces, listening for God’s particular calling into greater fullness of life and the service of others. Married with adult children, Frances works in leadership with Jesuit Ignatian Spirituality Australia (JISA), a ministry of the Australian Jesuits. Frances facilitates retreats, training, and spiritual formation, working with leadership, staff and ministry volunteers in pastoral contexts including diocesan and parish ministry, social ministries, education, healthcare, and prison chaplaincy. She has an undergraduate degree in European languages and literature, postgraduate qualifications in education, professional supervision, and a masters in Spiritual Direction. Frances is available for appointments in person at Pymble or online.

To be involved in pastoral ministry is to be involved in dynamic, rewarding work. It is also very demanding. Within the context of a safe and trusting supervisory relationship, the process of regular supervision offers space for growth, sustainability and energy. Supervision brings perspective on both your work and yourself within that context. I see supervision as creating intentional conversations that move us towards the integration of purpose, values, identity and faith. My formal qualifications include a Diploma of Christian Counselling, a Master of Counselling & Human Services and a Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision. I have enjoyed many years of leadership in student, women’s & pastoral church-based ministries, counselling, secondary school chaplaincy, hospital pastoral care and clergy wives support. I have long held a deep call to ministry involving the care and growth of others and as a supervisor, I would be excited to partner with you.

Accredited as a supervisor by PACFA and AAOS, Jean supervises practitioners from government organisations, NGO's and private practice. Offering supervision in both individual and group formats, she has a particular interest in reflective practice, and seeks to create a supportive environment for it to flourish. In addition to CPD, involvement in the profession as a volunteer helps ensure that her theory and practice remain current. Jean’s practice is located in Sunshine Beach, however she is also available by Zoom.  

Rae is an accredited clinical supervisor with PACFA and AAOS. With over 20 years’ experience in counselling and supervision, Rae holds a Master of Education (Counselling & Development) in 2002 and in 2006 completed Post Graduate Studies in Supervision. Rae has a private practice in counselling and supervision and provides individual supervision with Counsellors, Pastors, Chaplains, Supervisors and students. Rae offers supervision in Brisbane plus via Skype nationally.