Clinical Supervision

Gold Coast

Clinical Supervision

There are many challenges in today’s workplace, ranging from speaking honestly and directly to management and colleagues, through to mental health issues and concerns with clients.

Supervision provides a structured approach to deeper reflection on clinical practice within an organisation. Clinical supervision is a way of using reflective practice and shared experiences as a part of continuing professional development to respond to immediate short term issues in the workplace.

How often do I come to supervision?

Monthly appointments work for most people.

In the province of the mind, what one believes to be true either is true or becomes true – John Lilly

How would I benefit from monthly supervision?

Supervision assists by exploring all possible approaches so as to have more options available next time.

encourages healthy reflection in daily practice
explores the possibilities surrounding therapy with clients
aligns the supervisee with best practice principles and current, reliable research
leads to improvements in practice and client care
contributes to clinical risk management
discover and support a supervisee’s own authentic skills

“I have observed and personally experienced Jill Bayly’s excellence in counselling, supervision and mentoring over a number of years and strongly recommend her to clients, community organisations and colleagues working in the field of counselling and community. Jill works in all roles from a respectful collaborative approach that not only affirms, upholds and empowers but also gives a vision ahead.

Eileen Edmonds, Lecturer USQ Counselling Department

Jill reinforces the skills I have developed over the years and gives you the confidence and reassurance on your ability and skills in the workplace and working with clients.

John, (Mental Health Recovery Worker.)