What Is Supervision?
Professional supervision is a requirement for counsellors, coaches, psychologists and other helping professions to maintain registration with their professional bodies. Several other industries are now starting to recognise the importance for members to function at their best in their given role.
The Details
- Individual and Group Supervision at Anchored Counselling Services is provided by Sam Sellers.
- I am a Level 2 member of the Australian Counselling Association and is a Recognised Supervisor.
- Conducted locally to Goulburn, NSW, and online Australia and New Zealand wide via a secure online platform.
- Offered on a one-off or ongoing basis depending on need.
- The initial session is 90 minutes and ongoing sessions are 60min in length
- All Student sessions is 60minutes
- Group Supervision all sessions are 90 minutes.
What Type Would Be Best?
One-off sessions are usually for the purpose of exploring issues with a particular client or situations that relates to my specialty areas which are religious trauma, adverse religious experiences (AREs), faith deconstruction, cults, spiritual abuse, leaving high demand/high control systems, and the LGBTQIA+ community.
Ongoing supervision includes working on issues with clients, but reaches further to incorporate the therapist’s self-care, administration, compliance with policies and procedures, and running a small business if in private practice.
It is important to note that supervision is NOT counselling. Although the supervision process covers personal issues, individuals should consult a different therapist if these issues require a therapeutic approach.
What Are The Fees?
- Individual Supervision – Initial Session – $170 & Ongoing Sessions – $120
- Counselling Student – $80
- Group Supervision – $75 per person (minimum 3 people and maxed at 8)
If you are a counsellor, or work in a related field and would like to explore professional supervision, please contact Sam here!
You are also welcome to connect over on Instagram – @anchoredcounsellingservices