Supervision & Mentoring
Professional + Clinical Supervision Brisbane + Sunshine Coast
With Grace Therapy provides supervision and mentoring to social workers, allied health professionals and those working within the human service sector including Aged Care, Child, Youth and Families, Disability (NDIS), Eating Disorders, Health and Hospital, and the Mental Health sector.
With Grace Therapy provides individual supervision in Caloundra and Kedron in addition to online supervision for anyone within Australia. Group supervision can be provided by request for organisations.
the main reasons for seeking supervision include:
- Advancing your professional skills and abilities
- A safe space to debrief, reflect and learn
- Receive constructive feedback and support to navigate identified issues
- Implementing professional boundaries
- Stress management, wellbeing, and self-care
- Meeting registration or accreditation requirements (e.g., AASW, AMHSW, ACA)
- Gaining feedback on clinical skills and interventions
- Exploring complex or high-risk cases
- Building confidence in emerging or challenging areas of practice
- Navigating workplace dynamics or team conflict
- Processing emotional impact of client work (vicarious trauma, burnout, compassion fatigue)
Social Work Supervision
Active participation in professional supervision is a core practice standard for Social Workers, as outlined in the Practice Standards (AASW, 2013).
Social Work supervision makes a pivotal contribution toward enhancing professional skills, engaging in professional learning and ensuring quality, ethical and accountable services as per AASW Practice Standards. Accredited Social Workers require a minimum of 10 hours professional supervision per financial year.
Professional Social Work supervision aims to solidify practice frameworks, understanding of theories, addressing ethical dilemmas and professional integrity and development.
With Grace Therapy staff are accredited social workers with the AASW and maintain membership and accreditation yearly. Some of our Social Workers are Accredited Mental Health Social Workers and can support you in your Accredited Mental Health Social Work applications.
Our supervisors provide supervision in Brisbane at our Kedron office, Caloundra our Sunshine Coast office and online supervision for anyone in Queensland and Australia.
Areas of experience:
- Adult Mental health
- Child & Youth – child protection, mental health, and disability
- LBGTIQ+
- National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
- NDIS Specialist and support coordination
- Housing and homelessness
- Program development
- Leadership
- Hospital and Health
- Neurodivergence
- Eating Disorders
- Accredited Mental Health Social Work application
- Couples and Family Therapy
Individual and Group Supervision For Human Service Professionals
With Grace Therapy offers individual, group and team supervision for professionals working across mental health, disability, eating disorders, health, domestic and family violence, education and human services.
Our supervision provides a reflective, practical and supportive space to strengthen confidence, navigate complexity, support wellbeing and build sustainable practice, whether you are seeking one-on-one support or shared reflection for your team.
Group & Team Supervision
Alongside individual supervision, With Grace Therapy offers group and team supervision for organisations, allied health teams, social workers, NDIS support coordinators, mental health clinicians, support workers, case managers, youth workers and professionals working across the human services sector.
Group supervision provides a structured, reflective and supportive space for practitioners to come together, strengthen their practice, explore complex situations and learn from shared experience. It can be especially helpful for teams working with complexity, risk, trauma, mental health, disability, eating disorders, family systems, domestic and family violence, child and youth mental health, and human service environments.
Group and team supervision can be tailored to your organisation’s needs. This may include:
- Regular monthly or quarterly reflective supervision
- One-off team supervision after a complex period or critical incident
- Supervision for new graduates or early-career practitioners
- Supervision for NDIS, mental health, child and family, school-based, aged care or community service teams
- Reflective practice sessions for team leaders and managers
- Case-based learning and practice development
- Support around boundaries, risk, documentation and stakeholder complexity
Sessions can be delivered online, at our Kedron or Caloundra clinics, or by arrangement at your workplace.
We are happy to discuss your team’s needs and recommend a structure that supports safe, reflective and sustainable practice.mdn
Team supervision can support:
- Stronger reflective practice
- Clearer role boundaries
- Improved case planning
- Reduced professional isolation
- Ethical decision-making support
- Trauma-informed practice
- Critical incident reflection
- Leadership
- Burnout prevention support
- Improving communication, role clarity and collaboration
- Complex stakeholder navigation
Strengthen your skills through supervision
We offer supervision and support to social workers, counsellors, mental health clinicians, human services workers, youth workers, NDIS Support Coordinators and support workers, and any professionals within the Human Services sector.
Supervision availability in Brisbane, Sunshine Coast and anywhere in Australia.
It’s easy to book your Professional Supervision session just call us on 07 3558 6535, or visit our Contact Page for more info.
General FAQs About Supervision
Supervision is a structured space to reflect on your practice, strengthen your skills and feel supported in complex work in social work or human services. It can include case reflection, ethical decision-making, professional identity, boundaries, risk, documentation, workplace dynamics and practitioner wellbeing.
We provide supervision for social workers, mental health clinicians, counsellors, allied health professionals, NDIS support coordinators, support workers, youth workers, case managers and professionals working across the human services sector.
This includes people working in mental health, disability, aged care, child and family services, eating disorders, health, hospital, education, housing, private practice and community settings.
Individual supervision is available in person at Kedron and Caloundra, as well as online across Australia.
Individual supervision is a good fit if you want a confidential space to reflect on your own practice, build confidence, explore complex client work, prepare for accreditation or receive tailored support around your professional goals.
Yes, we offer team and group supervision which can be provided by request for organisations, teams and professionals.
Group supervision offers a shared reflective space where workers can learn from each other, explore practice challenges, risk, vicarious trauma, boundaries, staff burnout, strengthen confidence and build a more consistent approach across a team.
Group supervision can help organisations strengthen practice quality, reduce staff overwhelm and create a shared approach to complex work.
It can support teams to reflect safely, manage risk, strengthen boundaries, improve communication, reduce burnout, navigate complexity, support ethical practice, build staff confidence and improve consistency.
Individual supervision focuses on your own practice, goals, learning needs and professional development.
Group supervision brings people together to reflect, learn and problem-solve as a group. It can be especially useful for teams working with complexity, risk, burnout, high emotional load or shared practice challenges.
Many people benefit from a combination of both.
We have an incredible team of experienced Accredited Mental Health Social Workers and Supervisors who can support social workers working towards Accredited Mental Health Social Worker status.
Supervision may include support with mental health practice reflection, focused psychological strategies, case examples, professional identity and understanding application requirements.
Professional supervision may support CPD, registration or accreditation requirements, depending on your profession and membership body.
All supervision delivered by our social workers for social workers will count towards your required 10 hours of supervision each year.
We recommend checking your specific requirements with your professional association. We can provide documentation of supervision attendance where required.
No, supervision is not therapy.
Supervision may include reflection on emotional responses, stress, burnout and the impact of client work, but the focus remains on professional practice, ethical work, clinical reasoning and practitioner development.
Supervision is treated as a professional and respectful space. Confidentiality, limits of confidentiality, record keeping and any organisational reporting requirements will be discussed clearly at the beginning of the supervision relationship.
For group or organisational supervision, expectations around privacy and shared information are agreed before sessions begin.
Supervision can be especially helpful for new graduates (social workers, child safety officers, case managers, youth workers) who are building confidence, strengthening practice frameworks and adjusting to the emotional and practical demands of human services work.
New graduate supervision may include support with boundaries, documentation, risk, reflective practice, ethical decision-making, role clarity and workplace confidence.
Online supervision is available across Australia at With Grace Therapy.
Online supervision can be a flexible option for busy social workers, case managers. practitioners, regional workers, remote teams or professionals who are not located near our Kedron or Caloundra clinics.
This depends on your role, experience, professional requirements and the complexity of your work.
For accredited social workers, we are required to have a minimum of 10 supervision hours each year.
Some practitioners attend monthly. New graduates and clinicians working with high-risk presentations or workers in complex systems may benefit from more frequent supervision weekly to fortnightly.
