Australasian Association

With over 20 years of ministry experience both in Australia and as a missionary in the Republic of Ireland, I offer a confidential space to grow in, and reflect upon, your ministry practice. I have a Bachelor of Ministry, an MA in Applied Theology, and Graduate Certificate of Professional Supervision (Pastoral) through St.Marks College. I am currently practicing in Croydon, in Razorback, and by Skype.

Fiona sees clients online, although some local clients near to her Northern Rivers home office prefer to commute for face to face appointments. Fiona is an experienced supervisor with clients in health and aged care chaplaincy, nursing & allied health, as well as pastors. Fiona has an MA, majoring in Professional Supervision and Spiritual Mentoring; and bachelor degrees in counselling & theology.

 Nicky has worked in pastoral ministry in a faith based context for over 30yrs. She is currently an Australian Christian Churches credentialed pastor in Brisbane. Broadly speaking, Nicky’s experience has been in youth ministry, pastoral care and senior leadership. She has completed a Grad. Cert. in Professional Supervision and also a Grad. Cert. of Leadership. She values the professional, confidential and reflective ‘safe space’ that supervision offers all pastoral workers. Nicky offers pastoral supervision in person (Brisbane), Zoom or Skype.

I offer an international reflective supervision service based out of the UK. Having lived and practiced in Australia for 6 years I am aware of the unique cultural frame Australasian based supervisees may require. My passion is for reflective and reflexive supervision. To co-create, with supervisees, a rich exploratory environment that honours the complexity of the therapeutic relationship. Where we can attend both to the uniqueness of our client's story and stay awake to how these occupy the context of the wider world and interface with our own stories as therapists. Together we can navigate a balanced path between what is contained and ethical practice whilst supporting curiosity and creativity to live fully into the questions that arise. In this way, reflective supervision holds the potential for something new and transformational to emerge out of the therapeutic frame.

Welcome to my website bio. I have been a Catholic priest for 48 years working in eight different countries in Retreats, Seminars, Spiritual Direction and Supervision. I am a member of the Conference of Spiritual Directors (CSD)for many years. I have completed the Supervision Program at the Heart of Life Spirituality Centre in Melbourne. I recommend it as a great experienced/practice program. I work with people one to one or through Zoom throughout Australia and beyond. 

Phil Henry is CEO of Making the Difference Counselling and Consulting (MTD) – a Brisbane-based Counselling Practice. At MTD he is a Counsellor and Supervisor. As an accredited Supervisor with PACFA, CCAA and AAOS, Phil offers Supervision to Counsellors, Supervisors, Ministers of Religion and Social Workers. Supervision is available in person and via Zoom or Skype.

I am passionate about what pastoral/professional supervision offers, as an exciting, dynamic space wherein a companioned, intentional, confidential conversation can occur - creating fresh awareness and new learning experiences. It may explore the sometimes isolated terrain that is bounded by the three markers of professional understanding; work context and inner well-being. To this task I bring over 40 years experience working in regional cities, country towns and in senior leadership roles as an Anglican Priest. My clients include chaplains and pastors from a variety of traditions, as well as professional people. I have academic qualifications in Theology, Counselling, Ministry and Supervision, and have been an accredited Supervisor since 2015. I am a member of Chaplaincy Australia. I offer face to face supervision in the Orange (NSW) area, or by Zoom, Skype or Facetime.

Supervision is a partnership that is directed towards the learning and growth of the supervisee. As a supervisor, I am also part of a community of practice, which provides grounding and accountability for my own learning and growth. My approach is dedicated to deep listening and encouragement. My background has been in pastoral ministry and education with the Uniting Church in Australia.

My integrative, strengths-focused approach is informed by neuroscientific research and guided by the key trauma-informed principles of safety, collaboration, choice, trustworthiness and empowerment. Online booking for Individual and Group Supervision, with affordable rates for self-funded practitioners. M.Counselling; M.Human Rights; Grad. Cert. Clinical Supervision. IAAN Certified Neuropsychotherapy Practitioner 1756; PACFA Reg. Clinical Supervisor 22304; Associate Fellow of Higher Education PR202477.

Kristy is a counsellor and supervisor in private practice in the Western Downs region of Queensland. She brings a variety of work and life experiences to her professional skill set (Master Couns, Grad Dip Counselling and Family Therapy, Assoc Dip in Ministry), including regional private practice development, leadership coaching, church/pastoral work, church board experience, multi- campus volunteer team leadership, mid-term missions experience (3 years in country), leading short term missions teams and developing programs for at risk people in cross-cultural environments. She provides counselling and professional supervision face to face or online to counsellors, student counsellors, pastors, chaplains, leaders, missionaries and community workers from a wide variety of contextual and denominational backgrounds. Kristy is also a member and supervisor with Australia Counselling Association (ACA), Chaplaincy Australia and Scripture Union, and holds ministry credential with ACC.

Suzanne is a Melbourne based PACFA & AAOS approved supervisor. She provides clinical supervision to health professionals often working with perinatal mental health, reproductive loss, grief and infertility and in other areas of public health and community health services. Suzanne has a private practice at Fertile Ground Health Group after having worked in multiple settings that has included time on the PANDA Helpline (Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Australia), at Carrington Health in the Community Outreach Perinatal Support Service, 10yrs at The Women’s Hospital’s Pregnancy Advisory Service and other periods of time at Marie Stopes Australia National Counselling Service for unplanned pregnancy, Melbourne Pregnancy Counsellors, Adora Fertility & City Fertility in the IVF sector. Suzanne has also worked in a psychiatric inpatient unit Parent Infant Program as a Dance/Movement/Play Therapist. She provides Supervision on Supervision & completed the CEP Wheel of Supervision training.

Maureen is an experienced counsellor/psychotherapist with over 25 years as a Relationship Counsellor and Mediator. Registered supervisor for over 15 years (including working with students at Monash University and ACAP). Facilitates groups for supervision using face-to-face, Skype and Zoom. Open to reflecting on the spiritual implications and its impact to the way we work. Maureen has also worked for many years in Hong Kong and Tokyo.

I come into the professional supervision space with many years of experience in the church health space, providing opportunities for clergy and lay church workers experiencing church conflict challenges to reflect on and develop their ministry practices. I completed the Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision (Pastoral) at St Marks in 2019 and I am interested in engaging with clergy and lay church workers who desire to reflect on and develop their ministry practices with a view to transforming their practice and enhancing their professional well-being. At this stage, I am available for individual video (FaceTime or Zoom) sessions Mondays to Thursdays. Please ring or email for enquiries. [Credentials: Master of Education (Adult Communication Management & Adult Education), Grad. Cert in Professional Supervision (Pastoral), Bachelor Vocational Education & Training, Diploma of Teaching, Diploma of Management, Diploma of Community Service Co-ordination & Cert IV in Training & Assessment]

Natalie is a Melbourne, Australia based supervisor, who owns and runs a private practice offering clinical-professional supervision and health industry business mentoring to clients across Australia and internationally. Natalie has a background in both music therapy and mental health, having qualified as a Registered Music Therapist from the University of Queensland in 1999, and with a Masters of Mental Health Science from Monash University in 2015. Natalie has trained in supervision with leaders in the field, such as Margaret Morrell (New Zealand) and Dr Michael Carroll (UK) and has been supervising since 2002. She has worked clinically in mental health, with offenders, in neurorehabilitation and with people with disabilities. Natalie also provides workshops on supervision, stress & burnout, business practices for health professionals and giving effective feedback. Natalie is currently the President-Elect of the Australian Clinical Supervision Association.

Ignacio Jimenez has over 25 years experience as a Counsellor and Clinical Supervisor. For the last ten years he has focused on Clinical Supervision for Mental Health practitioners. He also specialises in individual and couples counselling He has ample experience with expatriates, migrants and refugees undergoing settlement and acculturation processes. Ignacio Jimenez holds a Master of Counselling degree (New York), and an Advanced Certificate in Supervision (Australia). He is a clinical member of PACFA and AAOS.

Ordained Anglican minister with more than thirty years experience in rural and urban settings; single and multi staff ministry teams; advantaged and disadvantaged regions. I am committed to supporting people in a pastoral setting with a view to continue to grow and develop throughout their profession or ministry. Supervision is a wonderful, confidential space in which to reflect on practice. I have supervised ordination candidates since 2003 and currently supervise ministers and other pastoral professionals. I completed the St Marks Graduate Certificate in supervision during 2015.

Sharon is working as a NSW court chaplain since previously serving as a full time hospital chaplain for 16 years at two of Sydney's major hospitals. She has completed her Graduate Certificate in Pastoral supervision as well as a Diploma in Pastoral Counselling. Sharon has supervised a number of volunteer chaplains as well as being involved with training for chaplaincy. She enjoys being there for clients whilst they discover and grow in their practice. Sharon is a Christian and believes that everyone needs to have the opportunity to flourish in life and ministry.

Supervision for reflective practice in a supportive and creative environment. Accredited by PACFA and AAOS, Juliette is an experienced supervisor and creative arts counsellor with 16 years experience supervising students and professionals. Practical insight from over 20 years therapeutic work, with adults and children in one on one, couples and group sessions, enrich her practice. Fascinated by the experience of uncertainty - what it may hold and lead to - existential, collaborative and multi-modal perspectives inform Juliette's work. Supervision sessions are conducted face to face, individually or in small groups in Maleny, Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast. Also available further afield via phone and Skype.

Dale is a member of AAOS and brings to her role of supervisor a background in vocational education and spiritual direction - both general and in the Ignatian tradition. She holds a Bachelor of Education, a Master’s of Spiritual Direction and a Certificate in Supervision. She is currently the Director of the Spiritual Direction formation program at St Francis College in Brisbane, where she trains both spiritual directors and supervisors. For the past two years she has been co-teaching in St Mark’s Certificate in Professional Supervision (Pastoral) which has been offered in Brisbane. I favour the online format for giving supervision and so am available to people all over Australia, however, for those living in Brisbane I am available for face to face supervision as well.

Jeanette is an experienced music therapist who has worked as a private practice supervisor since 2001. The completion of her PhD in professional supervision where she received the 2013 Dean’s Award for Research Higher Degree Excellence (University of Qld) strengthens Jeanette’s profile as an accomplished researcher in this area. Jeanette’s private practice offers individual and group supervision sessions which may use music improvisation as a creative non-verbal tool. Sessions are conducted face to face or via phone/skype. Jeanette specializes in the areas of pediatrics and neurorehabilitation and offers research supervision for those wishing to expand their understanding and application of research paradigms/methodologies. Jeanette also conducts workshops and seminars for healthcare professionals on the topic of supervision. Jeanette is passionately committed to providing opportunities for empowering experiences within the supervisory relationship/process so that professionals can continue to practice competently, attend to their own self-care and provide optimal benefits to their clients.