
Clinical Supervision
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Emily provides clinical supervision and support for Psychotherapists, Counsellors and Allied health professionals in Brisbane and Online across Australia.

My approach in supervision is collaborative, integrative and adaptive. As with my approach to counselling and psychotherapy, I embrace a holistic approach to supervision; providing a safe and non-judgemental space for therapists. I am trained in and incorporate the RISE UP supervision model, which emphasises empowerment and takes a comprehensive approach to supervision; embracing the unique needs, strengths and challenges of each supervisee; promoting personal wellbeing and self-care, and; promoting the competence and resilience of mental health practitioners.
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My Areas of Interest:
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Therapist wellbeing and self-care
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Trauma-informed practice
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Integrative Approaches to Therapy
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Group Therapy; dynamics and content
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Training and student therapists
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Complex Trauma
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Social Justice- Navigating Power and Privilege in Therapy and the Broader Mental Health Sector
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Intersectional Feminist Practice

​Experience
I have extensive experience as a clinical counsellor as well as providing internal and external professional supervision. Additionally, since 2016, I have been the placement supervisor for multiple students in the Masters of Counselling at the University of Queensland.
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What makes me unique?
Specialised Clinical Experience: Extensive experience working in complex mental health, including but not limited to Eating Disorders, PTSD, Borderline Personality Disorder, trauma and torture, addiction, including co-occuring diagnoses.
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Broad Scope: ​I have extensive experience working in Qld-based and national NGOs, government systems, and across disciplines, as well as first-hand experience starting and maintaining a successful private practice.
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Eating Disorder Specialisation: Despite therapeutic roles in this field typically being held psychologists and mental health social workers, I’m uniquely aware of the important role counsellors can play. A motivator for offering supervision was experiencing my own challenges finding an ACA and/or PACFA-recognised supervisor with extensive clinical experience in this specialised field.
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Support for new counsellors: For the past 10 years I have worked closely with the Masters of Counselling program at University of Qld- as a placement supervisor, lecturer, workshop facilitator, tutor and assessor. In this time I have developed a deep appreciation for the unique challenges faced by new practitioners as they transition from academia to professional practice. ​
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Supervision fees
Individual supervision fee $198, Inc GST
Available in person and online Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
Supervision sessions are 60 minutes in duration
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